Sentence examples for certifying as from inspiring English sources

She had been certifying as official travel trips that most people would consider private, he said.

What, if anything, did he do?' " After the guilty verdicts on Wednesday, Thomas D. Thacher II, president of Thacher Associates, a company hired by Testwell customers to review several of Testwell's projects, said: "Anybody who is certifying as to issues that affect safety and structural integrity must be double-checked.

The first private astronauts and space tourists may soon take to the skies in new launch vehicles, and the FAA has initially agreed to license commercial spacecraft without certifying, as it does for aircraft, that the vehicles are safe to carry humans.

While rejecting Mr. Giuliani's proposal for individualized merit pay based on test scores, Ms. Weingarten said she favored merit pay for teachers who receive advanced certification by a national certifying board, as well as across-the-board raises.

During this process, the challenging application service checks the identity credential to determine that it was signed by the certifying authority, as well as verifying the signature of the measured values and that it contains the original challenge nonce.

That book became a best seller, certifying him as a literary pop star as well as a reporter's reporter.

Consultants may delay certifying patients as they regard certification as the end of a clinical process and wait to certify patients until they think they cannot offer any further medical treatments.

Faced with what the Robles-led council saw as repeated delays in certifying Hilton as the winner of the June election, two of the three members voted last week to hire a former Compton city clerk to complete the count.

However, the technicalities of certifying films as British or part-British mean that films such as Avengers: Age of Ultron and the live-action Disney adaptation Cinderella are included.

Among the matters meriting review, he said, is whether doctors have been premature in certifying patients as terminal.

"Sanders," which Brillstein-Grey produces and co-owns, brought Shandling near-universal critical praise, with the Times certifying it as "the smartest and funniest series on television".