Sentence examples for repeated certification from inspiring English sources

In a letter to the hospital administrator, federal officials from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said that "repeated certification surveys and complaint investigations have identified serious health and safety violations and documented the hospital's inability to comply with these federal standards".

This obsession with the southern border comes in spite of repeated certifications by the Department of Homeland Security that the border is in fact secure.

One of the aspects of the single market is the effort to avoid limiting the sale of products in another state's territory by imposing non-tariff barriers, such as quantitative restrictions, the obligation to repeat certification in each country, non-recognition of patents, specific packaging and labelling requirements of products outside common market customs, etc.

In cases involving repeated false certifications by an applicant, the designated DFAS official may refuse to accept or process additional applications by that applicant for such period of time as the official deems appropriate to deter against such violations in the future.

Rohini Haar Brooklyn, Dec. 24, 2010 • To the Editor: As a United States-trained doctor practicing in Canada, I went through the process of repeating my certification exam here.

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Training and data collection certification is repeated annually, and selected measures are evaluated for consistency following duplicate measurement quality-control procedures.

Reed et al (2004) applied a "variable-load heavy-duty test cycle" and Reed et al. (2005 and 2006) a "continuous, repeating, heavy-duty certification cycle" (both according to US Code of Federal Regulations, Title 40, Chapter I).

The training and certification must be repeated every two years.

The training and certification must be repeated within every two year period.

The link between the halal certification industry and terrorism – repeated by politicians despite a lack of evidence – was so persistent that an inquiry was held late last year.