In a cable sent last week, the State Department said the United States had not been able to certify that commitment and, therefore, the administration would be unable to start new initiatives or provide new financing for programs to reduce the threat posed by each side's nuclear, biological and chemical arms.
Once she is certified, her commitment is to be on call a minimum of twice a month for a minimum of 18 months.
The agency purchased the land with the intent to preserve it, but Monday's decision essentially certified the commitment to long-term protection.
In the meantime, we followed [Ca2+]i to certify the actual commitment of the cell into the activation process.
For example, bank workers could be required to participate in an ethics training that would clearly lay out which behaviors were right and which were wrong, and then, before undertaking certain activities, they could be required to sign a commitment form certifying that they believed they were behaving in good conscience.
To renew the funding, Kerry must certify that Egypt is meeting its commitment to a democratic transition and taking steps to govern democratically.
In November, Asda became the first UK supermarket to make a public commitment to sourcing Rainforest Alliance-certified bananas – for 93% of its supply – with the rest from Fairtrade.
Mr. Warner said that if President Clinton could not certify that the Europeans had met their commitments in Kosovo, he would call for the remaining $1 billion to be used for a "safe, orderly and phased withdrawal" of American soldiers.
But the House version gives the next president until April 1 , 2001 nearly nine months longer than the Senate, to certify that the European allies are meeting their commitments.
For the first time since North Korea agreed to freeze its nuclear activities in exchange for foreign aid, the United States will refuse to certify that the country is complying with its commitments under the accord, a senior administration official said today.
We would like to thank our tireless study staff for their commitment to this work, particularly Diane Sternbach (certified IGI practitioner), Adriana Padilla, Bo Loy, and Eric Bromberg, as well as the many other USC students at many levels who participated in some aspect of the project.
