Sentence examples for prepared to certify from inspiring English sources

They are likely to be the same ones that Ms. Harris was prepared to certify on Saturday, before the State Supreme Court stopped her.

The Bush administration is prepared to certify that Yugoslavia is cooperating with the war crimes tribunal at The Hague, thus meeting the requirements of an American law and allowing American economic assistance to resume, administration officials said today.

Meantime, we have our diversions, as the N.B.A. prepares to certify a shortened season starting on Christmas Day and lasting into June.

On July 9, Reuters reported that the State Department is preparing to certify that Malaysia has made significant strides in fighting human trafficking — upgrading it to a Tier 2 "watch list".

The U.S. State Department is preparing to re-certify that human rights are improving in Colombia, thus freeing up further U.S. funds and technical assistance to battle guerrilla insurgents and the drug trade under Plan Colombia.

If financial regulators are not prepared to do this, then the S.E.C. must certify more new rating agencies that can demonstrate they have competence and expertise in predicting bond defaults.

This minor allows us to certify on students' transcripts that they are prepared to be a scientist or mathematician in the twenty-first century.

A10 East Timor Vote Approved The United Nations certified the results of East Timor's first democratic election and a newly chosen constituent assembly prepared to start drafting a Constitution.

The United Nations today certified the results of East Timor's first democratic election, and a newly chosen constituent assembly prepared to start drafting a Constitution that will set the stage for full independence.

Residents are prepared to undertake independent medical practice upon satisfactory completion of a residency and can apply to take a certifying examination to certify competency in their specialty.

But the Government Accountability Office said "there is a low probability of the audits identifying intentional misrepresentations," because Medicare relies heavily on actuaries who prepare the bids to certify their accuracy.