Sentence examples for subject certificates from inspiring English sources

More than 6.5 million subject certificates are awarded each year, according to Michael Fox, the chief media officer at the qualifications office.

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (SPH) and Homewood study team members can submit human subjects recertification certificates from their local institution.

The mine is due to begin production in about two years' time, subject to environmental certificates, and is expected to employ 500 people, with an estimated 2,000 more jobs created in its supply chain.

2. until 31 December , 1994 tax will be deducted at source at the rate of 5% from other payments to Palestinians referred to in subparagraph a. above, subject to existing certificates concerning the reduction of deduction at source which shall continue to remain in force notwithstanding their initial date of expiration.

L. 87 772 substituted "registration subject to" for "certificate subject to", and struck out "certificate of" before "registration issued".

Students who demonstrate their mastery of subjects may earn certificates of completion.

Indigenous languages were introduced to the New South Wales curriculum as a higher school certificate subject this year, while schools in other states have begun offering some classes.

We plan to call the new qualifications in these core academic subjects English Baccalaureate Certificates (EBacc) — recognising that they are the foundation on which further study, vocational learning or a satisfying apprenticeship can be built.

In United States v. Daniel (1821), the Court held that a motion for a new trial as authorized by the § 17 of the Judiciary Act of 1789 —could not be the subject of a certificate of division; rather, the division would operate a rejection of the motion.

Uganda grants preferential treatment in the form of duty reductions on imports on a reciprocal basis to other COMESA members, subject to a certificate of origin.

Some mothers and fathers had more than one job during the exposure windows of interest; jobs and industries were considered in agreement if at least one job or industry identified in the interview was in agreement with that listed on the subject's birth certificate.