Sentence examples for exist to certify from inspiring English sources

While new products, such as foamed stone dust, offer significant practical benefits, no benchmark tests currently exist to certify their dust lifting performance in comparison to dry stone dust.

The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence exists to certify for the other 85 members of the United States Senate and the American people that the intelligence community is operating lawfully and has the necessary authorities and tools to accomplish its mission and keep America safe.

It did not intend to be first to certify.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe is supposed to certify that conditions exist for free and fair elections, including freedom of movement and access to a free press, and then to organize the elections themselves.

For decades, the Freedom of Information Law has been interpreted as requiring government agencies either to produce requested records — except for those that can be legally withheld — or to certify that the records being asked for do not exist.

The chairman of the State Mediation Board said yester day he would meet in Albany today with Industrial Commis sioner Martin P. Catherwood to certify that an impasse existed in the seven‐week‐old grave diggers strike and to ask for the appointment of a board of inquiry.

Justice Wells, to the consternation of both sides, advanced an option that does not currently exist in Florida election law: allow the secretary of state to certify only the uncontested counties, let the hand counts continue, and then later decide whether to certify them.

Under rules set by Congress, to save the program the Pentagon would have had to certify that it was essential to national security, that its costs could be brought under control and that no alternatives existed.

Notice of intent to certify.

Twitter announces plans to certify third-party apps for businesses.

(Several of the states have yet to certify their results).