Sentence examples for purposes certificate from inspiring English sources
The present study was carried out in agreement with the French National Guidelines for the care and use of animals for research purposes (Certificate no. 7740, Ministry of Agriculture and Fish Products, Paris, France).
No hospitals were able to immediately provide the requested data; in all hospitals in Italy, information on sickness certificates is recorded only for administrative purposes, and certificates are not generally used for medical surveillance.
There was no statement of the product's price or specific purpose, no certificate of usefulness, no government endorsement of purity, & no chemical analysis beyond the words "86.6 proof, 65% neutral spirits".
The purpose of the Certificate of Vision Impairment (CVI) for both children and adults is to provide a reliable route for someone with sight loss to be brought to the attention of social care.
For example, code Z02.7 is defined as "Examination and encounter for administrative purposes: Issue of medical certificate" which increases in prevalence when schools and workplaces require evidence of either fitness or incapacity for attendance or non-attendance respectively.
The primary purpose of a death certificate is to explain why we die.
These states are flat-out wrong about the purpose of a birth certificate, which documents legal parentage and not biology, as any adoptive child can tell you.
Purpose for which the certificate is requested.
This is far from the purpose of the certificates as envisioned by the test designers.
Since fleas are ectoparasites of dogs and cats, it is important to point out that those pets should be transported in specific ship locations especially designed for that purpose, while health certificates should be held.
It is a criminal offence for a person to disclose information provided for the purposes of an enhanced CRB certificate in an unauthorised manner, without the consent of the person to whom the certificate relates or without some other statutory authorisation.
