uncertified

[uhn-sur-tuh-fahyd]

adjective

1. lacking certification, official documentation, or guarantee.

Example Sentences

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.

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The Democratic incumbent has been embroiled in a contentious legal battle over her victory in what has become the nation's last uncertified election since the end of last year.

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A three-judge panel of the North Carolina Court of Appeals heard oral arguments Friday in the contentious legal battle surrounding the state's Supreme Court election — the only uncertified race in the country.

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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".

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"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.

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