Sentence examples for is formally certified from inspiring English sources
Under a state law that had gone unnoticed even by some of Wisconsin's campaign finance experts, targets of recall efforts are exempt from ordinary fund-raising limits until a recall election is formally certified, as Mr. Walker's was on Friday.
A contest, however, can only begin after an election is formally certified, and must take place in the courts.
The Royal College of Surgeons will set standards and arrange for those who are skilled and experienced to be formally certified.
The lawsuit, though filed as a class action, has not been formally certified and all the potential plaintiffs have not yet been notified.
Kagan argued that the risk of "false positives" — instances in which a dog might mistakenly identify the presence of drugs — should be based on whether the dogs had been formally certified by police groups as reliable in their performance.
All the observers involved in EEG analysis were trained in clinical neurophysiology by SW, a consultant clinical neurophysiologist, but only GO and EC were formally certified EEG technologists.
Once three years has passed without a single case of polio anywhere, then the world will be formally certified polio-free.
Among the 20 LMIC countries represented in the Braithwaite et al. survey of global accreditation organizations, almost 90% indicated they have instituted a process by which surveyors are formally certified after successful completion of training [ 11].
Before the world can be formally certified polio-free, all six WHO regions (Europe, the Americas, Africa, the Western Pacfic, South East Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean) must first be certified.
Not everything I order is certified organic; often there isn't sufficient supply, and many farms that practice sustainably aren't formally certified.
According to information obtained from the Direcotorate of Adult Education, Ministry of Education and Vocational Training, COBET facilitators/teachers are not formally certified as COBET facilitators according to the standard system of teacher selection and preparation.
