Sentence examples for that will certify from inspiring English sources

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is preparing a standard that will certify the process of developing "reference solar spectra".

Four East End wine producers have founded a nonprofit education organization that will certify local growers as practitioners of sustainable agriculture.

The reason: big cable companies have created a consortium called CableLabs that will certify that all new modems work interchangeably on a single standard, called Docsis.

There's no government department that will certify you as a parent (thankfully), nor a university department where you get your PhD in being a daddy, nor a professional body ready to strike you off for not following mothering standards.

Those working on the standard are also committed to setting up an independent body that will certify which organisations are trustworthy enough to receive a person's banking data and handle it securely, respecting their right to privacy.

The Environmental Defense Fund, the Clean Air Task Force and some other green advocates joined with Chevron, Shell and other energy companies to create the Center for Sustainable Shale Development, an independent standard-setter that will certify when companies comply with its rules.

Once the United Nations inspection team comes back into my country and gets up to speed, I am confident that it will certify that Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction -- be they chemical, biological or nuclear.

There are manual recounts in the certified numbers that she will certify when and if this injunction is lifted.

At 10 p.m. the lights went off, and Mr. Mann gave her a signed piece of paper that read: 'This will certify that Alessandra on February 9 lit up both the American and Canadian Horseshoe Falls in the colors of the rainbow.

Informants say that once antiquities leave Iraq, they generally head overland to Jordan or Syria and then on to cities like Beirut and Geneva to obtain documents that will 'certify' them".

A handful of titles have already benefitted from this new structure, and in the coming months there are many more albums that will be certified, despite their not having actually sold a certain amount of copies.