They examined the share prices of 762 firms, 688 of which had to certify by August 14th and 74 that certified voluntarily, seeking out any impact of certification or non-certification.They found crucial differences between the 738 firms that provided a pro-forma certification, the 15 that certified using their own words and caveats, and the nine that failed to certify at all.
But even if it were, the researchers still would have concluded that the markets didn't much care that certain companies' chief executives failed to certify.
Under state law, if Volusia County failed to certify its votes by 5 p.m. Tuesday, the state could invalidate all the ballots.
Whatever the legal consequence of certification, stock traders are sure to keep a sharp eye out today for companies that fail to certify.
But Haley also said that should Trump fail to certify the deal, it did not automatically that mean the U.S. would pull out of the agreement.
Ricci is the reverse discrimination case won by mostly white firefighters who studied and passed a qualifying exam only to have their hopes dashed after the city failed to certify the results.
Tom fails to sexually certify the relationship, and "the old man", still virile, "beds the girl every night for the next three weeks".
"Car manufacturers that fail to properly certify their cars and that defeat emission control systems breach the public trust, endanger public health and disadvantage competitors," Assistant Attorney General John C. Cruden for the Justice Department's Environment and Natural Resources Division said in a statement.
"A town house that is certified by the Department of Buildings for two apartments but contains three obviously fails to conform with applicable law".
Even if this fails to slow the count, it could help legal challenges after the recounts have been certified.Second, Mr Bush is challenging not merely the validity of particular votes but the legality of the whole recounting process.
