4 Even having certifiably legal status is not enough to guarantee children's access to social programs if parents lack information about child benefits and entitlements, as well as the savvy to navigate complex bureaucracies.
I've had offers from people who want to date me solely to be written about, but they've all been certifiably insane so far.
He once joked that he must have been certifiably insane to have sunk the greater part of £200 million, or around $300 million at today's exchange rate, into buying players and renovating the stands.
For starters, any doubt that may have lingered in the minds of some that the man who has moved into the White House is certifiably insane has been removed.
The Beijing Games have become the hottest event of the summer, with numbers that so far have been certifiably big — far beyond the network's expectations.
A few practicing alchemists, it seems, may have been certifiably mad - probably, like mad hatters, from sniffing the mercury they worked with.
What I love about this girl is that she's not pretty!' " Few movie directors have been certifiably blind, and on the strength of this oversight Ratoff tops the list with ease, but, to his credit — and to Kelly's relief — he was ready to rave about this creature for reasons other than her looks.
Yes, some of the propositions have been certifiably insane.
With an election expected early next year, Mr Brown would have to be certifiably mad to do anything that might jeopardise his successful transformation of Labour into the party that voters trust most with the economy.
You'd have to be certifiably mad to look to a politician's remarks about the arts for a sense of spiritual uplift.
"If my daughter was 'taken' again on a trip, Bryan Mills would have to be certifiably locked up for bad parenting".
