Sentence examples for common certification from inspiring English sources

Local control of both authentication and authorization can be facilitated by the use of a common certification authority (such as Verisign™ [ 35] or SAFE-BioPharma™), using a common certificate policy framework consisting of a certificate practice statement and certificate policy, and a registration agent certification process available to each institution participating.

The emergence of common certification scheme is explained.

General criteria for common certification programs for coffee are presented in Table 1 (Lentijo and Hostetler 2011).

Table 1 General criteria of common certification programs for coffee Certification Seal Environmental Criteria Social Criteria Economic Criteria Quality Standards Organic ✓       Fairtrade   ✓✓ ✓   Rainforest Alliance ✓✓ ✓     Bird-friendly ✓✓       UTZ Certified ✓ ✓ ✓   Starbucks C.A.F.E ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓✓ 4C ✓ ✓✓ ✓ ✓ ✓: Moderate criteria- ✓✓: Very Strong criteria Source: (Lentijo and Hostetler 2011).

This can be improved by building a network of interacting Expert Centres and implementing harmonized standard operating procedures (SOPs), common certification and accreditation procedures, use of common reference materials and regular participation in ring trials.

The "fourth railway package" legislation would also help to cut costs and simplify market entry for new operators by introducing common certification procedures for rolling stock.

The most common certifications are Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and Master Resume Writer (MRW).

On the market fragmentation issue, the EC is considering whether to establish a common European certification framework for ICT security products to reduce red tape.

On the market fragmentation issue, the EC is considering whether to establish a common European certification framework for ICT security products to reduce red tape.

The BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution is the first mobile platform to achieve Common Criteria Certification, a standard recognized by 26 countries, as well as the first to receive approval through the CESG Assisted Product Scheme (CAPS), the National Technical Authority for Information Assurance in the United Kingdom.

Section 1254(2) represents a less common route: certification.