Sentence examples for certifying organization's from inspiring English sources

The U.S.D.A.'s Food Safety Inspection Service "allows companies to demonstrate on their labels that they meet a third-party certifying organization's standards, provided that the third-party organization and the company can show that the claims are truthful, accurate and not misleading," Cathy Cochran, a U.S.D.A. spokeswoman, said in a statement.

The IUTOX Toxicologist Recognition Task Force endorsed the concept that fundamental to achieving credibility for any professional credential is the transparency of the certifying organization's source of funding, affiliations, criteria used to award the credential, the requirements that maintain currency of the credential, and independent review/audit processes.

It must also serve the practical and strategic needs of both the certified and certifying organization.

On a 1995 proficiency test of 156 examiners conducted with the approval of the International Association of Identification, the profession's certifying organization, one in five examiners made at least one "false positive" identification -- linking a mock crime-scene print to the wrong person.

Companies must also disclose any material connections that they have to the certifying organization, the commission said.

This certifying organization has required the use of pasteurized milk since 1989, when an outbreak of food poisoning with symptoms suggestive of staphylococcus was linked to raw-milk Stilton.

If Dr. O'Leary's public appeal fails to stop wrong-site surgery, he said he expected that his certifying organization would require hospitals to document the steps its staff took to pen initials and talk to patients before surgery.

Agriprocessors Inc., an embattled kosher meatpacker with a plant in Postville, Iowa, named a corporate lawyer from New York to be its chief executive, responding to an ultimatum from the leading kosher certifying organization.

In another big boost for seafood eco-labeling, Wal-Mart Stores, the biggest supermarket chain, has said that it will require all suppliers of the seafood products sold at its Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores to obtain the certification of the M.S.C. or an equivalent certifying organization for farmed fish.

This certifying organization must have clinical and technical expertise so that physicians can reliably recommend certified products to their patients.

While there is no obvious solution, a certifying organization that is independent of all commercial vendors is needed to validate apps that collect data used for treatment decisions.