Sentence examples for development of certification from inspiring English sources

The presented results are essential knowledge for the development of certification systems.

In this paper, we discuss the development of certification of forest ecosystem services (FES) from the perspective of those implementing it at the local level.

In this paper, we examine two related questions about these initiatives: how does the institutional design of certification initiatives affect the way science is used in the development of certification standards and in whose interest is science employed?

Detailed communication with officials at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) helped us gain a deeper understanding of the development of certification practices and of how past experiences with composite materials or powder metallurgy might affect the FAA's attitude toward additive manufacturing.

This could make necessary a revision of quality certification-related policy taking into account the role of private standards in the development of certification.

Examples include the development of certification systems for good food production and slaughtering practices, increase traceability and strengthening of penalties for marketing uncertified animals.

"Certification & World Forestry" is the fourth Certification Watch Conference and will build on a tradition of high profile strategic events organized by Certification Watch and will examine the status, trends and challenges related to the development of forest certification and responsible procurement throughout the world.

Jerry Benson was nationally known for his work in the development of the certification process for accreditation of Medical Technology and Medical Laboratory Technician programs.

Not only does the lack of a common framework directly impede cross-border commerce, in the long run the discrepancies are also bound to prevent the development of Community-wide certificauthoritiesrities.

To support apple markets, I coordinated development of GlobalGAP certification education for New York apple growers, helping secure a 13 million dollar EU export market and I advise the EcoApple and EcoStoneFruit protocols.

Lack of research is hampering the development of training, certification, and reimbursement strategies and policies.