Sentence examples for preparing to certify from inspiring English sources

Georgia's secretary of state, Robyn A. Crittenden, had been preparing to certify the outcome of the election as soon as Wednesday, one day after Georgia's 159 counties were to complete their tabulations and six days before state law mandated certification.

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".

"I'm in a transition phase from being a public servant in one role to another," she said over a salad at Lancer's as the city clerk's office was preparing to certify her narrow victory in Tuesday's runoff victory over Police Commissioner Robert Frutos.

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

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

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.

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.

It also requires him to impose an array of economic and diplomatic sanctions against nations that he certifies have used, or are preparing to use, such weapons.

Three countries were certified malaria-free in the past four years, and nine more are preparing to move towards elimination – but that is out of 108 where the disease is endemic.

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