Sentence examples for introduced certificates from inspiring English sources

Citibank introduced certificates of deposit as a product in 1961.

The local mayor, Toshitake Kuwahara, is on the verge of introducing certificates which would recognise same-sex relationships as equivalent to marriages.

The following year he introduced negotiable certificates of deposit to offer a higher interest rate to corporations.

A few weeks ago, he introduced gift certificates that enable cash-strapped people to offer a service, instead of a buying a present for a friend or relative.

This academic year, the Catholic Education Service, which decides policy for the 2,300 Catholic schools in England and Wales, introduced a certificate of Catholic practice (CCP) to ensure all its schools followed the same admissions policy.

This chapter introduces digital certificates and discusses several key management strategies for certificates and symmetric cipher keys.

It is typical of the way he works that Hurlston decided to introduce gift certificates for services when he saw the idea being operated by a charity in the US.

To target this potential, the European Union introduced energy performance certificates (EPC).

The need to conform to ever more stringent emissions legislation, reduced levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), and the recently introduced Renewables Obligations Certificates (ROCs) means that conventional power stations are having to change their operating philosophy and encompass new technologies and operating techniques.

The veiled certificate introduced in this paper addresses these issues by providing means of linking certificates from multiple certifying authorities while masking the user's identity from non-authorized individuals and satisfying the regulatory need of unique, explicit identification.

The R18 certificate, introduced in 1999 by the BBFC, allowed Deep Throat to be screened at a cinema, but it never was.