2020年5月28日 星期四

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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the U.S. Congress on Wednesday that China "has shed any pretense" that the people of Hong Kong enjoy the autonomy required by law, in a report certifying his determination that the territory no long warrants special treatment.


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Only 'remote' chance of recertifying Hong Kong autonomy in future, Pompeo says




Biotechnology company Novacyt said on Friday it would launch a certified test for the coronavirus next week, sending its London-listed shares to a record high.










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China and India, home to a third of humanity, both face a marriage crisis that will last for generations. In India 500 year-old laws are being revised to allow men to marry out of caste, village and state—while in China 50m “guanggun” (光棍“bare branches”) look doomed to bachelordom http://econ.st/1HXY6J4



THE CERTIFICATE SOLUTION
A key goal of the Obama administration has been to create an environment in which every American receives at least one year of postsecondary education. One year is a notable time frame as that it doesn't correlate with an associate degree or a bachelor's degree. A report being issued today suggests that the United States needs to follow that cue and focus on a form of education that comes in a range of durations -- the certificate. The report, issued by Complete College America and prepared by FutureWorks, argues that it may be more viable for many Americans with limited time to earn a certificate than to earn a college degree. And the report notes that while those who take some courses toward a degree but do not finish are unlikely to gain much economically from their efforts, there is substantial evidence that certificates do advance people economically. The article is in Inside Higher Ed.



Les Miserables
Hugo, Victor

He was a peasant, but he had been a notary, which added craft to his cunning, and penetration to his simplicity.


The Notary Association of the Paris Region is an 80-employee organization, which represents 500 notary firms and 5000 employees of notary firms. (references)


In order to increase notary office productivity as well as reduce costs, the Association has designed a solution called "Intranet", which can provide information on clients within minutes. (references)


Notary

Noun

1. Someone legally empowered to witness signatures and certify a document's validity and to take depositions.
Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

no・ta・ry (public)


━━ n. 公証人.
 no・ta・rize ━━ vt. (公証人が)証明する (certify).
 no・tar・i・al
 ━━ a. 公証人の.

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公證人(notary public;notary;public notary)指在英美法裡依據法律所形成的公職人員,在通常涉及房地產、契約、授權書(power of attorney)以及外國與國際商業的非爭議事項上為公眾進行公證服務。公證人的主要職能是監管宣誓及確認宣誓,並作出宣誓書法定聲明證人以及認證某些類別文件的執行、承認契約與其他的相關文書、拒付簽注(note of protest)與匯票、提供外匯註明、或在船舶在發生損壞時提出海事聲明、提供認證文件正本與公證副本,並根據管轄權執行某些其他的官方行為。[1]任何此類行為都稱為公證化(notarization)行為。而公證人(notary public)這一術語僅指英美法公證人,應與大陸法公證人有所區別。[2]

certify 
verb
1 [I or T] to state something officially, usually in writing, especially that something is true or correct:
[+ (that)] I hereby certify (that) the above information is true and accurate.
[+ noun or adjective] The driver was certified (as) dead on arrival at the hospital.
The meat has been certified (as) fit for human consumption.The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission may increase scrutiny of retailers and require them to test products they sell to certify their safety.

2 [T] to state officially that someone is mentally ill:
As a young man, he had been certified and sent to a hospital for the mentally ill.

certification Show phonetics
noun [U]

certified 
adjective [before noun]
having a document that proves that you have successfully completed a course of training:
a certified teacher/nurse

certifiable 
adjective
1 mentally ill

2 INFORMAL behaving in a foolish or stupid way:
Simon's washing his car again - that man's certifiable!

cer・ti・fy


━━ v. (正当さ・資格などを)証明する, 保証する; 支払を保証する; (医師が人を)精神異常だと証明する; (人に)証明書[免許状]を与える.
 cer・ti・fi・a・ble
 ━━ a. 保証[証明]できる; 明らかに精神異常の.
 cer・ti・fied ━━ a. 証明[保証]された.
certified accountant (監査のできる)公認会計士.
certified check 支払保証小切手.
certified copy 【法】認証謄本.
certified mail 配達証明書付郵便.
certified milk (公定基準にあった)保証牛乳.
certified public accountant 公認会計士.
 cer・ti・fi・er ━━ n. 証明者.

certify


[動](-fied, 〜・ing)(他)
1III[名]/that節]…を保証[確証]する;…を文書で証明[証言]する;〈人に〉免許状を与える;[V[名](as)[形][[名]]/V[名]to be]…が(…であることを)証明する
certify a product [a teacher]
製品の品質[教師の資格]を保証する
certify one's findings to the commission
調査結果を委員会に文書で証言する
I hereby certify that .... [=This is to certify that .... ]
((公文書で))本状[本証]により…に相違ないことを証明する.
2 ((古風))〈人に〉(…を)確信させる((of ...)).
3 〈銀行などが〉〈小切手の〉支払いを保証する.
4 ((主に受身))〈医師が〉〈人を〉精神を病んでいると証明する.
━━(自)(ある事物に)保証を与える, (…を)証明[保証]する((to ...));(…の)証人となる((for ...)).


certificate
(sər-tĭf'ĭ-kĭt) pronunciation
n.
  1. A document testifying to the truth of something: a certificate of birth.
  2. A document issued to a person completing a course of study not leading to a diploma.
  3. A document certifying that a person may officially practice in certain professions.
  4. A document certifying ownership.
tr.v., -cat·ed, -cat·ing, -cates. (-kāt')
To furnish with, testify to, or authorize by a certificate.

[Middle English certificat, from Old French, from Medieval Latin certificātum, something certified, from neuter of Late Latin certificātus, past participle of certificāre, to certify. See certify.]

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