Sentence examples for time to certify from inspiring English sources

FIVE counties throughout the state were granted more time to certify their Nov. 4 election results because of a large number of provisional ballots.

But board members said they expected to finish on Tuesday, in time to certify the vote and submit results to state election officials by the 5 p.m. deadline.

Saying that they needed more time to certify the results of the primary and prepare general election ballots, state officials obtained a waiver to move the mailing deadline to Oct. 1.

"If a judge thinks a case is completely hokie," said Mark Gardy, a partner in the Manhattan firm of Abbey Gardy, "he's not going to take the time to certify it".

That means New York's legislators will have to move up the usual September primary in 2012 to August or perhaps June, to have enough time to certify results and mail out the military ballots.

A United States Department of Agriculture USDAA) inspector is on premises at the plant at all times to certify the quality and safety of the product, resulting in an USDA seal of certification on all cans.

The new law will also lengthen by 4 days to 11 the amount of time allowed to certify general election results.

The statement said that the investigation detected no interference with the seals on the holds, and that had reduced the time needed to certify the ship's safety.

Each time s accepts to certify a transaction with sequence number seq, seq is removed from (V_{s}^{c}) and (N_{s}^{c}) is added to the set after being incremented.

The challenge is taking the time to get certified, but the reward of pairing a coastal getaway with underwater exploration makes it well worthwhile.

The meager amount of assistance, combined with the indignity of seeking help and the hassle of filling out forms, led Roach to give up when it came time to re-certify his poverty with the state, something Virginia SNAP recipients have to do every six months.