Sentence examples for stamp certification from inspiring English sources

Ebara Corp's Futtsu City plant has received the "N" Stamp certification from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for its products used in nuclear power plants.

Persons not receiving welfare aid may apply through special food stamp certification offices if family size and net income meet certain limits for example, not more than $370 monthly income for a family of four.

Food stamp certifications for households on public assistance coincide with their welfare certification periods.

Dr. Jedlicka hopes that wineries will gradually adopt the "Bird Friendly®" stamp, a certification already widely available for coffee growers.

Soldiers, followed by alligators, followed by soldiers, march in "Parade" (1968), as a flock of rubber-stamped patriotic eagles flies overhead and pedestrians watch from collapsed piles of buildings stamped with circular certification seals.

The coin would be returned to the individual encased in a hermetically sealed holder, with a grade certification stamped inside.

Judges need to familiarise themselves with the appropriate accrediting organisations in the various forensic fields so they don't allow frauds and charlatans rubber-stamped by disreputable certification mills to testify in their courtrooms.

The end may be a compromise in which the FDA rubber-stamps European certification of factories making medical devices, while staying within American law.Meanwhile, businessmen are getting impatient.

This has been described as the biggest test yet of the Kimberley process certification scheme, created a decade ago to stamp out the use of diamonds to fund conflicts.

AHC producers do not even need to meet all the AHC standards -- lax as they are -- to obtain certification and the right to stamp the "humane" label on their products.

The "DOT" stamp that appears on tires is a Department of Transportation certification that the tires conform to the association's standards and have passed its tests for resistance to puncture, endurance, stability and such.