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The type certificate is a document by which the authority states that an applicant has demonstrated the compliance of a type design to all applicable requirements.

Mr. Bush then signed a "certificate of ascertainment," a vital ministerial document by which the state formally delivers its electors to the federal government, in this case the Federal Register of the Archivist of the United States.

The report now becomes part of the broader draft document by which New York environmental regulators identify risks and propose rules to allow hydraulic fracturing with horizontal drilling, for the first time in the state.

"Just because a buyer gets a deed to a property doesn't mean that the deed was valid," Mr. Gordon said, explaining that since a deed is just a document by which the right of ownership in land is transferred, it can only transfer ownership rights possessed by the person who made the deed.

Although Le Havre say the player had signed an "accord de non sollicitation" agreement, a document by which a player effectively agrees to sign a full professional contract when he turns 16, United are convinced that the agreement is not legally enforceable.

This was on May 16, 1532, the day when the governing body (synod) of the church in England delivered to the crown the document by which they promised never to legislate or so much as convene without royal assent, thus placing a layperson at the head of the spiritual order.

Second, an additional inscription, "at the age of 92," proudly appended to the label by the master in his own handwriting, is one of the documents by which Stradivari's birth date is established.

Relatively little research, particularly among women, has documented mechanisms by which PTSD might confer CVD risk during early adulthood.

We think that the heavy redactions currently found in the documents -- by which names, dates, and other key facts are completely obscured on many pages -- raise concerns about whether the military is trying to hide embarrassing facts".

Its comments followed the third consultation document by Ofcom, which believes BSkyB has "an incentive to restrict the distribution of premium channels".

The purpose of this review is to document the mechanism by which an alteration in the GPCR signal transduction processes contributes to the pathophysiology of heart failure.