Sentence examples for demand certificates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holbrooke said Washington hoped to persuade American consumers to demand certificates of origin that could prove that they are not taking home "blood diamonds" from Africa.

Brokerages that didn't bother to demand certificates when clients bought JagNotes shares are in a jam.

Demand for certificates has intensified during the recent recession and its aftermath, especially among the least educated, who also suffer the highest unemployment rate.

But when those buildings were completed, the housing market, and by extension the demand for certificates, again flattened, leaving the final site undeveloped until this year.

The market for TGC consists of supply and demand for certificates (Nielsen and Jeppesen 2003).

In designing of the TGC system, there are four mechanisms to organize the demand for certificates (Schaeffer et al. 2000): 1.

As more art sales move online, there will be increasing demand for certificates of authenticity as well as the need to perform real-time verification of provenance.

It just relies too much on middlemen to ensure trust and liquidity…As more art sales move online, there will be increasing demand for certificates of authenticity as well as the need to perform real-time verification of provenance," said Verisart Founder Robert Norton in an interview with TechCrunch.

Will there be a similar "birther" movement, demanding birth certificates of racial justice activists, just as some demanded proof of Obama's citizenship?

Spain already bars models below a certain BMI from taking part in Madrid fashion shows and Italy demands health certificates for those on the catwalk.

In Tanzania, women were still discriminated against, even after they had received treatment [ 54], while in Nigeria, the treated women had to demand a certificate of good health to serve as proof they have been fully treated and can thus be allowed to participate fully in community affairs [ 48].