0 present participle of certify --
1 to say in a formal or official way, usually in writing, that something is true or correct: --
As a young man, he had been certified and sent to a hospital for the mentally ill.
The meat has been certified (as) fit for human consumption.
[ + noun/adj ] The driver was certified (as) dead on arrival at the hospital.
[ + (that) ] I hereby certify (that) the above information is true and accurate.
A valid contract with a certifying body is required to be eligible for the direct payments for organic farming and to be allowed to label products as organic.
A certifying agency's credibility is based upon its ability to enforce organic standards through farm inspections, careful review of farm records and management plans, and random post-harvest pesticide residue sampling.
Once certified, farmers can use the certifying organization's label and certification mark on their produce.
This proof does not directly provide us with an efficient algorithm certifying the unsatisfiability of a given random formula.
They have also developed infrastructure including geographic information systems, database and modeling tools, and protocols for monitoring and certifying carbon stocks.
These statistics are dependent on the correct diagnosis being recorded by the doctor certifying the cause of death.
After free recruitment began in 1882, single women needed to furnish a witness certifying that they were going of their own volition.
Our goal was to discover generic target-level type structure that could be applied for any source language and any certifying compiler.
