Sentence examples for free certification from inspiring English sources
2016 only saw around half the participants as the previous year — likely due to the programs' discontinuance of free certification.
Later, the school turned to providing free certification in information technology skills.
Detecting and investigating all cases of non-polio AFP in the children <15 years of age are among the most important criteria for polio free certification.
The country, through the task force committee, submitted a report for requesting polio free certification to the African Region Certification Commission for polio eradication at the end of November.
ED presentation rates may have been increased by the high media coverage of the "swine flu pandemic", healthy people attending EDs seeking "swine flu free" certification to avoid exclusion from work or school and people with influenza symptoms who were directed to attend an ED or hospital influenza clinic rather than a general practice.
India's dramatic turnaround paves the way for polio-free certification of the entire South East Asia Region of the World Health Organization.
This primer pair would be of benefit in indexing ornamental plants in quarantine samples or in viroid-free certification schemes, irrespective of their actual identity.
The House of Representatives had approved its own bill, H.R. 1599 which also would have blocked state GMO-labeling requirements and set up a federal GMO-free certification program with mostly Republican votes last summer.
Both versions of the new diagnostic method bear great potential for their implementation in virus-free certification schemes in garlic, a vegetatively propagated crop for which such a certification is critical for a high-quality product.
For that reason, she expressed reservations about the advent of gluten-free certification for individual brands of liquor.
Thompson said that the TTB had excluded grain-based spirits from gluten-free certification because no test of the gluten content of distilled liquors has ever been "formally validated".
