Sentence examples for requests to certify from inspiring English sources
House rules require members submitting earmark requests to certify that they have no "financial interest" in doing so.
In the fit note, physicians are requested to certify whether a sick worker is unfit or (potentially) fit for work.
An Uber spokeswoman issued a prepared statement: "The Federal District Court already rejected plaintiff's request to certify a class of these groups, whose circumstances vary widely and who have control over how they use the app".
The city rebuilt a new pumping system and requested the Army Corps of Engineers to certify the levee.
Mr. Qureshi told the Pakistani press over the weekend that he had refused a request by Mrs. Clinton to certify that Mr. Davis had diplomatic immunity.
Before requesting a member of LEED comes to certify your building, you need know if your building or project is eligible.
On request of their customers, many food manufacturers also need to certify their food processing operations against the SQFI (Safe Quality Food Institute), BRC (British Retail Consortium), FSSC 22000 (Food Safety System Certification 22000) or GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative) standards and/or certification schemes.
The stagehands union filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board on Monday requesting that the group supervise an election of Joyce Theater stagehands to certify the union's local as their collective bargaining representative.
American investors are also waiting for greater clarity on whether Libya will enforce a rule requiring them to certify they do not do business with Israel; meeting with such a request would be illegal for American companies.
Justice Harding, what the statute basically says is you're supposed to certify seven days after the vote is taken, if there is going to be a request.
At issue was section 53 of the 2000 act, which allows a minister to certify that he has formed the opinion, "on reasonable grounds", that a government department is entitled to refuse a request for disclosure.
