Sentence examples for revised certification from inspiring English sources

1. Review the anticipated impact of SHM on qualification and certification processes and procedures for various regulatory agencies such as the FAA and EASA. 2. Develop guidelines for use by regulatory agencies to generate new or revised certification requirements (including advisory materials).

Last year's summer anthem made Views as a bonus track in what seemed a canny move to guarantee the album a platinum plaque through the Recording Industry Association of America's revised certification system.

Most of the violations occurred because of misapplication of revised N.C.A.A. certification rules passed in 1992 governing the minimum number of hours taken and minimum progress to a degree, the auditors concluded.

In 2005, the British Board of Film Classification revised its certification of Inseminoid, re-rating the film "15" from "18" for its "strong, bloody violence".

The revised ABR board certification process has updated the method by which diagnostic radiology residents are evaluated for competency in clinical radiologic physics.

The paper reports that some states have not revised their direct certification procedures to include this policy since it was implemented in 2009.

The four rabbis, from Minnesota and Wisconsin, attended the march to publicize proposals to revise kosher food certification to include standards of corporate ethics and treatment of workers.

The certification criteria have now been revised and updated according to new guidelines.

The criteria for the certification of CPUs have been revised by the DGK Chest Pain Unit Task Forcee" to replace the original publication from 2008 [ 1].

When a worker is entitled to compensation under the Washington Industrial Insurance laws, the worker files the application together with certification by the attending physician [Revised Code of Washington, 2005].

The comprehensive questionnaire, with 163 items about physicians' work with sickness certification, was based on previous questionnaires [ 4, 35] and somewhat revised.