uncertified
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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However, in exceptional cases, such as martial law or a state of emergency, the use of uncertified devices is allowed to meet the needs of the military and security forces.
From BBC
Rwanda has its own coltan mines but the experts say that the uncertified coltan is mixed with Rwandan production leading to a "significant contamination of supply chains".
From BBC
"Voters elected me to continue serving on the North Carolina Supreme Court 79 days ago, and my election is the last uncertified race in the country," she said.
From Salon
The law introduced a ban on the use of uncertified encryption tools, obliged telecom operators to store calls and messages for three years, and sharply tightened the conduct of religious missionary activities.
From Seattle Times
Incompatible and uncertified batteries are major contributors to fire risks.
From BBC
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