Sentence examples for genuine certificates from inspiring English sources

Because of their jobs, they had genuine certificates of origin for cacti from Chile that were more than 10 years old, and they were trying to use these to cover the illegality of their current trades.

The presence of an apparently genuine certificate means browser security would be unlikely to detect the surveillance.

In other words, the Stuxnet worm that amazed so many security researchers with its 4 zero day exploits and two genuine digital certificates didn't exist in June 2009.

The eccentric real estate mogul repeatedly espoused his support of the so-called "birther" movement, which posits that Obama was born in Kenya, has no genuine birth certificate and might be ineligible to be president.

Minimal access to the private keys associated with genuine code signing certificates and the code signing process.

Anyone who visits that site can verify that this certificate is genuine by checking the signature and referring back to the certificate authority's public key.

But Savoeun claimed to know nothing of the scheme when VICE contacted him, leaving it unclear whether the certificate was genuine or a forgery.

He doesn't weigh in on the Kennedy assassination, for example, and he takes it for granted that you believe President Obama's birth certificate is genuine: "Birthers" make only the briefest of cameos in his book.

WND declared Smith's document to be a forgery, but has been slowly shoving that down the memory hole ever since Taitz filed an affidavit by Smith -- "under threat of perjury," WND is quick to point out -- that the certificate is genuine.

One common smuggler's tactic in India is to prepare a copy of a looted antique and present it to the Archaeological Survey; once the survey grants a certificate of "non-antiquity," the certificate accompanies the genuine antique out of the country.

Even more worrying is the thriving trade in reconditioned aircraft components, passed off as genuine parts along with fake certificates of authentication.