Here, from a young German singer, is one of the loveliest baritone voices you will ever hear, but the precise uses to which it is put are not always as easy to certify.
The certificate makes it easy to certify total incapacity, to certify someone as totally incapacitated for work you only have to write two dates on the certificate – 'from' and 'to'(CS #18, m, 61yo, 4ye).
They are responsible for keeping track of budgeting, billing, forecasting and costs, and their work, he said, would make it easier to certify business units' results.
"Rain-fed cultivation is better anyway because it means the almond seed has a higher concentration of value contents and it's easier to certify this way too," says Jarrar.
Pushed particularly by a Republican congressman, David Hobson, the idea was to switch the effort from inventing fancy new bombs, to making those already in the stockpile less sensitive to ageing (the average age of America's nuclear warheads is now 20 years) and easier to certify as safe and reliable all without the need for testing.The Energy Department has embraced the reliable warhead idea.
The unified observer speeds up the design, tuning and the implementation, and requires a memory cheaper code, easier to certify.
By making it much easier to certify documents, Stampery hopes that it is going to become a habit.
Historically, a gentleman's agreement in the auto business limited performance cars to a top speed of 155 mph, and many automakers still stick with that (mainly out of practicality; it's easier to certify a car's tires and other systems to go 155 mph than to go 205 mph).
Compensation scheme agents and employers said the certificate made it easier to certify workers as 'unfit' rather than recommend alternate or modified duties as the latter required lengthier and more detailed clinical consultations.
For all the honest folks who seek some liquidity, this is an easy statement to certify.
There was a feeling that it was too easy to be certified as unfit for work and that patients sometimes "played the system" to avoid returning to work; because of their close ties to patients, GPs were particularly vulnerable to such manipulation.
