Sentence examples for unable to certify from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unable to certify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something does not have the authority or capability to provide certification or validation. Example: "Due to the lack of necessary documentation, we are unable to certify the authenticity of the product."
Or, if the legal cases drag on and Florida is unable to certify a winner, the state's Republican-controlled legislature may appoint the electors.
Or, if the state is unable to certify any electors, Al Gore will have a majority of the Electoral College vote but will be at least four votes shy of an absolute majority of all possible electors.
The institute that looks after the secret-service archives is concerned that it will be unable to certify the purity of as many as 700,000 people within the time limit stipulated by the law.Critics say that screening laws, however well-meant, tend to hit collaborators perhaps coerced at the time and remorseful now more than perpetrators.
The opposition was unable to demonstrate.
He continued to play hockey and lacrosse but could not play football as McGill was unable to have him certified as an amateur.
Mr O'Sullivan's GP had certified him unable to work, but the ruling of his doctor, a trained medical profession, was not apparently good enough for the Department of Work and Pensions.
She said she was unable to work as a healer — she is certified as a master in the Reiki technique — because she was so busy juggling all her responsibilities.
I can only imagine the students who are waiting for this test and are unable to obtain employment/interviews because they are currently not certified... Pearson states that they are releasing the grades in Spring, 2015.
Table 2 Categories of the Glasgow Outcome Scale Adapted from Jennett B et al. Category Classification Description 1 Death Patient is certified dead 2 Vegetative state Patient is unable to interact with the environment Patients who show no evidence of meaningful responsiveness.
But, as she is unable to pay the several thousand dollars fee to be certified, she will no longer be allowed use the words "agave" or "maguey".
If any returns appear to be irregular or false and the Commission is unable to determine the true vote for a particular office, the Commission certifies that fact and does not include those returns in its canvass.
