Sentence examples for state to certify from inspiring English sources

It also allows a builder to hire a consultant, to be registered with the state, to certify that the application meets state law.

It requires the secretary of defense and the secretary of state to certify to Congress that the government to which a detainee would be transferred has certain steps to ensure that the detainee will not engage in terrorist activity.

What was driving that was, 'Oh my God, whatever you do, don't allow the secretary of state to certify a winner.' It was palpable the moment she certified it".

In an early jolt of bad news for Mr. Gore, Judge Terry P. Lewis of Leon County Circuit Court issued a ruling this morning allowing Katherine Harris, Florida's secretary of state, to certify the results of the presidential election without the hand recounts that might give the vice president an edge.

Justice Wells, to the consternation of both sides, advanced an option that does not currently exist in Florida election law: allow the secretary of state to certify only the uncontested counties, let the hand counts continue, and then later decide whether to certify them.

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Stote to Certify Students Who Are Ready for Work New York is expected to become the first state in the nation to issue a "work readiness" credential to high school students who pass a voluntary test measuring their ability to succeed in entry-level jobs, state officials said.

One section of the current Bush-era law has required states to certify that all teachers are highly qualified, based on their college coursework and state-issued credentials.

The current law requires states to certify that all teachers are highly qualified, based on their college coursework and state-issued credentials.

And yet, fears that such plans will resurface in a drier, more populous world are partly behind current efforts by the Great Lakes states to certify a pact that protects their fresh water from outside exploitation.

In 1990, the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act PHL101-8811) (federalegislationon providing funding to states for AIDS treatment and care), required states to certify that criminal laws were adequate to prosecute individuals who knowingly exposed another person to HIV [ 17].

We were one of the first states in the nation to apply the $25 increase in the unemployment insurance benefits and among the first states to certify infrastructure projects that will get Rhode Islanders back to work.