Sentence examples for requests for certificates from inspiring English sources

In 1998, he got about 50 requests for certificates.

No surprises then that in the last week the General Medical Council received 2,000 requests for certificates allowing doctors to work overseas.

While it is a reasonable assumption that her friends will honestly answer requests for certificates, they must be considered to be curious; spying on an acquaintance may be more attractive than snooping on a stranger.

Between January and October 2012, the Nursing Council received 1,035 requests for certificates of qualification, a document needed to work in a foreign country [ 29].

European integration could increase the mobilisation of human resources for health to other countries (eg, immediately after acceding to the EU in 2007, Romania reported more than 6000 requests for certificates recognising the Romanian diplomas of doctors, dentists, pharmacists and nurses for use elsewhere in the Union 44).

Vermont has no system in place to identify unusual patterns of requests for birth certificates, nor is there any way to determine if a particular person's certificate is getting an unusually high number of requests.

He readily acknowledges that most requests for the certificates come from the three low-income housing projects here, home to thousands of poor Muslims of North African origins.

State officials announced today that they would begin processing requests for birth certificates from any adoptee 21 or older who was born in the state.

Conspiracy theorists as well as journalists overwhelmed the town clerk's office with so many requests for death certificates and burial locations that the clerk is now working with state representatives to draft a bill that will limit the public's access to vital records.

This is most appropriately addressed through the requests for death certificates.

The latest General Medical Council figures show that in the 10 days after the Hunt contracts were confirmed, doctors made 3,468 requests for a certificate to practise medicine outside of the UK.