Sentence examples for years to certify from inspiring English sources

Child restraint manufacturers have two years to certify that their higher weight seats comply with the new requirements.

It took years to certify that their products were dishwasher- and microwave-safe.

What If It's You peaked at number one Top Country Albums and number 15 on the Billboard 200, while also becoming her first album in three years to certify in multi-platinum sales, selling two million copies by 1999.

Pushed particularly by a Republican congressman, David Hobson, the idea was to switch the effort from inventing fancy new bombs, to making those already in the stockpile less sensitive to ageing (the average age of America's nuclear warheads is now 20 years) and easier to certify as safe and reliable all without the need for testing.The Energy Department has embraced the reliable warhead idea.

Under state law, those teachers and other unlicensed teachers throughout the system have up to six years to get certified.

With the Afghan war ending that year, he refused to certify that Pakistan did not possess a nuclear explosive device.

You have to meet some criteria to initially qualify and each year you have to certify your income and family size.

The campaign is part of the ongoing global initiative to halt transmission by the end of the year 2000 and to certify Afghanistan polio-free by 2005.

It took almost 10 years for the alliance to certify that Chiquita Brands International, one of the largest marketers of bananas in the world, had met its criteria for the Eco-OK Better Banana label.

The Ministry of Health aims to have no further cases of polio in 2005 and to maintain zero polio cases for the required three years for the World Health Organization to certify Sudan as free of polio.

But Congress, worried about low-cost Chinese chickens at a time of international worries about food safety in China, has banned the Agriculture Department for the last several years from spending any money to certify China's procedures as equivalent.