Sentence examples for full certification from inspiring English sources

The goal is for these participating farmers to achieve full certification by 2017.

At the end of the candidates' first year in the classroom, the principal of the school or a state official decides whether they have earned full certification.

Last October, the United States Agriculture Department adopted similar standards, but they are voluntary, and so far not a single bottle on the market has gone through the full certification process at the department's new testing center in Blakely, Ga.

Divers who have taken full certification courses (as opposed to quickie courses) and who have put in a reasonable amount of time practicing certain critical skills (like how to handle air emergencies) are less likely to freak out and more likely to survive.

That understanding is an essential requirement for full certification and acceptance into service for critical applications such as aerospace structures.

The FB Fields project is expected to raise the standard of athletics facilities in the island to meet the UK Athletics full certification criteria, which will be a necessary investment for the 2015 Natwest Island Games.

In general, though: If you are an elementary school teacher, you are considered "highly qualified" if you hold a bachelor's degree, pass designated state tests, and obtain full teacher certification (not emergency or temporary certification).

In Chicago, Lathrop Homes, one of the earliest public-housing developments in the city, is about to get its own green makeover; it aims to be the country's first public-housing development to get the full LEED certification.

When the Transition eventually goes on sale - which could be in two years, depending on how long full safety certification takes - it will retail for about $280,000 £173,0000), slightly cheaper than a Cessna Skyhawk fixed-wing plane.

Luckily for Gile's Rutherford's poem, the first wave of female Cantabs working towards full degree certification were on hand to be ogled at.

Luckily for Gile Rutherford's poem, the first wave of female Cantabs working toward full degree certification were on hand to be ogled at.