Sentence examples for service certified from inspiring English sources

Microarray experiments were performed at Genminix Informatic Ltd. (Shanghai, China), a microarray service certified by Affymetrix.

The goal of the Quality Strategy is to ensure that people with disabilities can seek assistance and support from a range of Australian Government-funded employment services certified against the Disability Services Standards.

The provisions of the Senate bill would take effect only if the secretary of health and human services certified to Congress that the measure would "pose no risk to the public's health and safety," and that it would produce "a significant reduction in the cost" of prescription drugs to American consumers.

The bill permits imports from Canada if the secretary of health and human services certifies that they pose "no additional risk" to public health.

But the measure included what Mrs. Emerson called a "poison pill" -- a requirement that the secretary of health and human services certify that the imported drugs "pose no additional risk" to consumers.

But each of those measures included what Mrs. Emerson calls a "poison pill" -- a requirement that the secretary of health and human services certify that the imported drugs pose "no additional risk" to consumers.

Before it can launch its app in a new city, the company has to meet in person with drivers to pitch its service, certify them, host events to generate public awareness of Uber, and network with local businesses (like bars and restaurants) that might recommend its service to patrons.

We are a full service AAHA certified vet clinic.

Using Janus, subscribers will be able to drag and drop songs from their streaming music service onto certified portable music players.

But, really, it's the Uber model at work, as local tutors can join the service, get certified and begin building reputation scores and seeing more students (and revenue) as a result.

Citing the 2002 SAFETY Act, it argues the company isn't liable because it employed a service specifically certified to prevent "mass violence".