Sentence examples for letters certifying that from inspiring English sources

At Rajeev's suggestion, Tanka Bhujel bought forty dollars' worth of school uniforms, pens, and notebooks, took photographs of smiling children with the gear, and mailed them off with letters certifying that the project had been for supplies.

Brown & Wood and DeCastro West wrote legal opinion letters certifying that the shelters bought by BDO clients through the firm were legitimate, while Proskauer Rose advised BDO Seidman on the shelters.

Such letters certify that a plant performs "substantial chemical change" on coal, as required by law, and is eligible for the credits.

Their mind-set is to just get the diploma, get the letter certifying that they are finished.

In September, Pima suspended Mr. Loughner and told him not to return without a psychologist's letter certifying that he posed no danger.

Our international-student office asked me to sign a letter certifying that this job is an "integral part of her academic program".

Instead, Mr. Choy will write a letter certifying that the student is in good standing and endorsing the internship on behalf of the university.

The family existed in a system in which state adoption law allowed the couple to receive $30,000 in annual stipends for doing little more than writing a letter certifying that their adopted children were still in their home.

The week after a relative paid his bail, the Banc of America Investment Services in Miami provided Mr. Diveroli a letter certifying that his company had cash on hand to begin buying munitions on a large scale.

Deciding that I was a suitable candidate for a medicalmarijuana recommendation, Dr. Dean took my money and provided me with a quick tutorial on strains of pot — indica offered a "body high," whereas sativa was "more heady and abstract" — along with a signed letter certifying that I was a patient under his care.

And in the case of both the teacher meetings and the technical briefings, Microsoft requires that attendees bring a letter certifying that if they accept meals or any other perks, they will not be violating local, state or federal ethics laws, according to Kevin Hartley, associate general counsel at the company.