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The intention is not to certify an actual aircraft, but for both sides to learn what will be required to do so.Some of the technologies being developed are also likely to find their way into manned aircraft as a backup for pilots, and possibly for cars too.
In my view, the job of rabbis is not to certify that food is healthy, or the workers are fairly paid, or that they can legally work in the place that employs them, or that the treatment of the animals is ethical or even that the laws of the United States are followed.
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Reuters reported that Trump was expected not to certify Iran's compliance with the terms of the deal, which would kick the issue over to Congress to decide how to respond.
National Republicans are pressuring Mr. Pawlenty not to certify the result even if the State Supreme Court rules against Mr. Coleman; the governor is under pressure at home to end the race and permit Minnesota to get its second senator.
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"We are not here to certify his religious beliefs," he said.
Although delivered in 2001, the HC3 could not receive airworthiness certificates as it was not possible to certify the avionics software.
He is not certified to do so here, but Julio said his father would rather be a security guard anyway.
"Home health aides might do some things that a personal care aide is not certified to do," said Rebecca Rodriguez, the director of the Department for the Aging's personal care aide program.
That air purifier will clean the room at a slower rate because it is not certified to clean the larger size room as effectively as it would in a smaller one.
A European Standard was developed to assess the performance of clothing but as this is not mandatory, clothing certified to this Standard is difficult to obtain.
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