Sentence examples for certifying by from inspiring English sources
Like its preceding album, It's Your Call sold over a million copies, eventually certifying by the RIAA in sales of double-platinum.
For organic products certified by foreign certifying agencies, the new JAS poses no new difficulties of a technical nature, although mechanisms for entry into Japan vary according to the status of that agency.
(1) It has been certified by the State certifying authority.
Oral examinations are used in certifying examinations by many medical specialty boards.
Type-annotation size is only 17% of the size of pure code and data, reducing type annotations in our previous certifying compiler by 60%.
Download this guide(PDF) to learn more about these practices for very small organic farms.You can find the list of all certifying agencies by going to the USDA's National Organic Program website.
In this case, it could be addressed in the certifying process by a hierarchy of trust.
In 1951 Heffron played a role in the establishment of the University of New England (UNE) when he discussed with the University of Sydney on its thoughts about training and certifying schoolteachers by external studies and/or correspondence courses.
By certifying that there is enough supply available, the administration is also trying to gain some leverage over Iran before a resumption of negotiations, expected on April 14.
But the progress makes it more likely that the S.E.C. will at least gradually move toward international standards, possibly by certifying that accounts that comply with a particular international standard will not have to reconcile that part of the books with United States standards, even though other parts must be so reconciled.
The proposal, which is open for public comment through July 3, is likely to draw the ire of activist groups that have invested years of campaigning effort in demonizing the term "GMO". Companies like the Non-GMO Project, meanwhile, have built a brisk business by certifying that foods do not contain transgenic material using a standard much narrower than the proposed labeling rules.
