Sentence examples for power to certify from inspiring English sources

The Razzies have long enjoyed the power to certify a fiasco.

It declared that the Christian Coalition ought to simply be given the power to certify who would be eligible for judgeships.

Sheldon Silver, a Democrat who is speaker of the State Assembly, has already lent his support to a stronger measure, the creation of a fiscal oversight board with the power to certify or reject county budgets.

And Nassau Democrats said that while they welcomed all the fiscal help they get, they were worried that the Governor's appointment might be an attempt to circumvent calls for a fiscal oversight board with the power to certify county budgets.

Known as the Antitrust Expediting Act, the rule gives a federal district judge the power to certify any final judgment in a civil lawsuit brought under the Sherman Antitrust Act to be ripe for immediate review by the Supreme Court if the appeal "is of general public importance to the administration of justice".

In an open letter signed by Mr. Eckersley, the Electronic Frontier Foundation is asking Verizon, which issued Etisalat's power to certify Web sites, to consider revoking that authority.

In April 2005, General Motors announced it had become the first manufacturer to certify an engine's power and torque ratings using the new SAE standard.

At last, the accumulative RBFNN outputs of 30 power cycle line current data are used to certify the occurring of a serial arc fault on the line.

We hope to certify the manufacturing ability and practicability, and also to extract necessary subjects for developing a field level power cable.

It would also gain the power to require foreign producers of high-risk foods to certify that they comply with F.D.A. standards.

At higher voltages, long stretches of underground line may also be unreliable, according to ISO New England, the regional electric power distribution agency in Holyoke, Mass., that eventually would have to certify the lines.