Sentence examples for certifying with from inspiring English sources

The primary focus, said Mike DeLeon, president of the Orange County Assn. of Realtors, which debuted an educational video at the conference, is to show reluctant condo boards of directors "the positive benefits" of certifying with the FHA.

Before a new car can be sold in the United States, the company must submit data on the vehicle's pollution output and fuel economy to the E.P.A. Certifying with E30 would call for engines optimized to take advantage of the blend's octane rating of 93 or perhaps higher.

After certifying with RANZCR one needs an additional 2 years of training for IR and 3 years for interventional neuroradiology.

At this time, there is no testing standard, but Northern Spain manufacturers are certifying products with these tests.

The editor in chief of the Daily Mail has called for a new system of certifying journalists, with tough sanctions for those who fall below acceptable standards or break the law.

To be in full compliance with the REAL ID Act of 2005, 49 U.S.C. 30301 note, States must meet the standards of subparts A through D or have a REAL ID program that DHS has determined to be comparable to the standards of subparts A through D. States certifying compliance with the REAL ID Act must follow the certification requirements described in § 37.55.

"We must keep every scrap of nature" by certifying projects with systems like SITES.

The whistleblowers alleged that the company illegally paid bonuses to its employees solely for getting students to enroll, then lied to the government by certifying compliance with federal rules banning such payments.

19 For example, certifying patients with atrophic AMD also presents significant timing difficulties.

Recently, a company designed to evaluate apps on efficacy and security had to suspend its operations because it was certifying apps with security limitations.

It is not easy to compare study findings with those conducted elsewhere, even where similar survey protocols are used (retrospective survey of certifying physicians, with a representative sample of deaths).