Sentence examples for more rigorous certification from inspiring English sources

Third Way offers some promising solutions, like providing immediate student loan assistance to teachers who pass a more rigorous certification process, and rethinking pension portability.

The labels have helped some companies justify price premiums, but have also served to confuse consumers in industries like food where a large number of labels with varying degrees of credibility – ranging from baseless "all natural" claims to more rigorous organic certifications – can make it difficult for shoppers to separate the green from the greenwashed.

These new models meet more rigorous depth certifications along with higher quality video modes and larger storage capacities than the original Explorer Series Camera Mask model 301 & 302.

Duncan has supported the unions on certain issues — such as devoting more resources to early-childhood education and pressing for more rigorous national teacher-certification standards — and moved closer to them on touchier ones.

But the Regents voted last year to make certification requirements more rigorous.

"People send in photocopies of tax returns, and in smaller buildings they are almost always accepted as accurate," Mr. Weinstein said, "but a building that does more rigorous exams could ask for certification from an accountant or even a copy from the I.R.S".

Second, the government began to monitor the village clinics with a more rigorous standard, especially for the certification of village doctors, the use of drugs, and the reimbursement procedure.

More importantly, some certifications are more rigorous than others.

Ms. Queen said the state now has a much more rigorous application and audit process for certification programs.

We then address those limitations by proposing more rigorous mechanisms based on evidence, attribute certification, and validation, and conclude by suggesting a framework for integrating various trust mechanisms together to reveal chains of trust in the cloud.

They are adopting higher standards in some cases and seeking truly independent certification through the far more rigorous and not industry controlled Forest Stewardship Council eco-label.