Sentence examples for formally certify from inspiring English sources

The challenger, JoAnne Kloppenburg, has until Wednesday to decide whether to request a recount, after which the state will formally certify the results.

A proposed constitutional amendment to make an exception for the DNA law has not yet been approved, so a judge cannot formally certify Mr. Anderson's exoneration.

Initiative 77 cannot be enacted until the fall because election officials need to formally certify its passage and because of a congressional review period.

As a government entity, the LDA would also formally certify the expected successful job-creation impact of the recovery-boiler project.

This programme offers high school dropouts the possibility to formally certify that their cognitive skills are equivalent to those of high school graduates.

When the Guardian informed Facebook about Kogan sharing user data to Cambridge Analytica, Facebook banned Kogan, and required Cambridge Analytica to formally certify that it had deleted all the improperly attained user data.

According to one study, the vast majority of telecare providers are learning on-the-job rather than from formal training sessions and are thus not formally certified for telepractice [ 42].

The Royal College of Surgeons will set standards and arrange for those who are skilled and experienced to be formally certified.

In 1936 the American Board of Internal Medicine was established in the United States, with the object of formally certifying specialists in internal medicine.

Not everything I order is certified organic; often there isn't sufficient supply, and many farms that practice sustainably aren't formally certified.

The lawsuit, though filed as a class action, has not been formally certified and all the potential plaintiffs have not yet been notified.