In October of 1990, two months after Benazir's government was dismissed and a year and a half after the Soviets completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan, the United States suspended all military and economic assistance to Pakistan when President Bush no longer certified that Islamabad did not possess a nuclear device.
Apparently the LG 150 is "no longer certified as meeting the Radio Standards Specifications 102 (RS S102), Radio Frequency Exposure Compliance of Radiocommunication Apparatus".
The Bush administration told the Kremlin this spring that it would be forced to curtail a number of aid programs that help Russia keep control of its weapons of mass destruction and technologies because it could no longer certify that Russia complies with treaties banning the spread of such weapons.
(The panel, along with nineteen others in Italy, recently lost its E.U. accreditation, after the International Olive Oil Council suffered budget cuts and decided that it would no longer certify panels run by private institutions).
According to a blog post on the company's site, Skype will no longer certify new applications but existing applications will be able to work until their expiration dates.
The big USGBC news last week means that as of January 2009 it will concentrate on standard-setting, and its sister organization, the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), will no longer certify buildings.
The farmers must then return to pick up the meat, which can no longer be certified organic.
But in endorsing the treaty, President Clinton pointed out that it contained a "supreme national interest" clause that would allow the nation to resume testing if at some point the safety and reliability of the nuclear stockpile could no longer be certified.
By this time, the language in the defense-budget authorization had been loosened slightly: the Secretary of Defense no longer had to certify that transferred detainees could not engage in terrorism, only that the risk had been substantially mitigated.
"If our actual experience differs materially from the assumptions that we use," NovaStar said in the annual report that Deloitte is no longer willing to certify, "our future cash flows, our financial condition and our results of operations could be negatively affected".
"When you say you no longer need to be certified, it disenfranchises instructors and pulls revenue out of their pockets," he theorized.
