Sentence examples for standards for certification from inspiring English sources

The proposed rules would, first, require that all taxi drivers sign up with a certified app, and, second, create a working group to define the standards for certification.

"I called thinking I was just going to sign up for the program, you know, 'I want to grow organic marijuana, where do I get the paperwork?'" That is when he learned that the word "organic" is defined by the Department of Agriculture's National Organic Program, which sets the standards for certification.

But the government program, run by the Department of Agriculture, would set up less rigorous standards for certification, confusing and misleading consumers.

Also Monday, a union leader and immigrant rights organizer wrote to the Department of Justice that immigrants' due process is suffering because of poor labor practices and low standards for certification for interpreters.

In its brief filed earlier today, the government told Judge Jackson that Microsoft's effort to avert a direct appeal "misstates and misapplies the appropriate legal standard for certification and ignores the incontrovertible importance of prompt resolution of this case to consumers and the national economy".

The GSTC is the gold standard for certification for tourist resorts and accommodations.

CINA Deluxe is a research data file derived from central cancer registries that meet NAACCR high data quality criteria (at a minimum of the silver standard for certification) for each diagnosis year at the time of data submission.

Adhesives in exterior wood products must also meet stricter moisture-proofing standards set for certification by industry organizations such as the Engineered Wood Association, says Grabiel.

Although management plans regulate the quantity of timber extracted, government oversight of this process is weak and third party certifiers such as the FSC focus on communities that can demonstrate sustainability, rather than monitoring activities in communities that do not meet the high standards required for certification.

"We need to raise the standards for teacher certification, not lower them," she said.

The state department of education establishes statewide standards for teacher certification and curricula and apportions money to the local school districts.