Sentence examples for try to certify from inspiring English sources

A number of schemes try to certify that products such as timber or palm oil have been produced without causing deforestation.

While Bar-Yohay acknowledges that there could be a first-mover disadvantage in being the first company to try to certify a commercial electric passenger aircraft, he says it won't require the rule-writing that will be needed to bring radical new designs like VTOL air taxis to market.

But it will not try to certify nostrums prescribed by sangomas to individual patients, no matter how peculiar, unless a sangoma or patient requests it.

And so, for three springs, volunteers like Mr. Angley have been checking out hundreds of puddles, ponds and bogs, trying to certify the ones that achieve true vernalhood.

The problem is that laws governing the Environmental Protection Agency require that motor vehicles be certified before they are sold, and no one has ever even tried to certify a car or truck running on vegetable oil.

Since neither of these applied when she tried to certify the results on November 14th, the court set that certification aside and imposed a new deadline for late returns: Sunday, November 26th.

With Florida's governor, the secretary of state and the legislative leadership supporting him, he has enjoyed every advantage in the period when they were trying to certify the official count in his favor.

When she tried to certify her employment for her fourth year of service, FedLoan rejected it because of a computer software glitch and concerns about a date listed on the form.

If you're looking at nursing as reliable, then try to get certified as a sonogram or CT technician too.

At one point, Comey rushed to hospital bedside of Attorney General John D. Ashcroft to try to persuade him not to certify the extension sought by White House counsel Alberto R. Gonzales and Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr. Comey, who was serving as acting attorney general while Ashcroft recovered from gall bladder surgery, had refused to support the program's continuation in its form.

"We do see our early projects being ones where we can, for example, move freight and cargo instead of people, where we can get an operational track record in place before we're trying to be certified to actually move passengers.