Sentence examples for instead of certifying from inspiring English sources

And Creative, instead of certifying his drivers and rewarding him for his hard work in making our customers happy, has banned him — and other users — from the forums and took down the links to the superior drivers.

They develop, select and certify their leaders over long periods of time, instead of certifying them first, selecting them later and developing them as an afterthought.

But for several years, instead of certifying that Pakistan was doing what it was expected, the Secretary of State has invoked the right to waive the conditions on grounds that continuing aid to Pakistan was necessary for US national security.

"Faced with the prospect of certifying that they understand something they do not" -- namely the provisions of the government plan -- "many Microsoft employees might choose to resign instead," the legal brief said.

On Nov. 26, 2000, Secretary Harris and the commission certified the results of the election, but arbitrarily rejected the results of the manual count from Palm Beach County, instead certifying the result of the earlier machine count in Palm Beach County.

It should instead be certifying the really helpful ones — the interfaces written and wired by the private sector.

Instead, automakers certify that they meet the standards.

According to The Republic, "Instead of checking a box certifying they are older than 18, players will have to endure a lengthy account setup process involving a Social Security number and a Nevada address.

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Instead of holding a courteous joint session to certify the election, lawmakers were forced to retreat to their separate chambers for two hours of debate.

As noted earlier, the secretary acknowledges that Section 102.112, Florida Statutes, uses the discretionary term "may," instead of the mandatory term "shall" as to whether late returns are to be ignored by the secretary in certifying the results of the election.