A hukou is an official document certifying that the holder is a legal resident of a particular area.

户口是一种官方文件，证明持有者是特定地区的合法居民。

Liu pointed out the Beijing-based company has worked closely with leading global companies Spring and Adobe to certify their students as part of related courses to boost employment opportunities.

The bill requires US-listed companies to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government and open their books to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board－the organization that oversees audits of US-based public companies.

A proposed legislation passed by the US Senate last month, requiring companies to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government, is set to spearhead a fresh wave of listing comebacks by Chinese mainland firms.

A proposed legislation passed by the US Senate, requiring companies to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government, will prompt more US-listed Chinese companies to pursue relistings in the domestic market, analysts said.

Boeing argued that regulators lack the skills to keep up with the latest aviation technology and should therefore rely on the company when certifying the MAX.

The US airplane maker said it is working closely with US federal regulators on the process they have laid out to certify the 737 MAX software update.

"I am not sure that certifying products country-by-country is going to get us anywhere," he told the paper while explaining that 5G networks would need regular updates that would be disrupted by more layers of security.

Critics have raised questions about oversight provided by the US Federal Aviation Administration and its decision to certify the 737 MAX safe for commercial use.

US senators sharply questioned regulatory officials on Wednesday about the Federal Aviation Administration's reliance on Boeing Co's engineers to certify the safety of the company's new 737 Max 8 aircraft, which was involved in two fatal crashes in the past five months.

For decades, the FAA has delegated some authority for certifying new aircraft to the manufacturers, reducing government costs.

Senator Jerry Moran asked what it would take for the FAA on its own to certify aircraft.

He said the European equivalent of the US agency delegates more authority to a manufacturer's employees when certifying the safety of Airbus.

With its full operation, ACIC will focus on designing, testing and certifying new technologies related to five key areas of the hardware lab, cabin experience, connectivity, manufacturing innovation and urban air mobility (UAM).

Tongren will help the joint venture to certify the tube, establish the project and make regulations for the new technology.

Among the thousands of record-breakers or holders he has helped to certify, he picks Harnaam Kaur, an Indian lady with a beard, as being most inspiring.

The Netherlands-based Top Employers Institute is the global certifying company which "recognizes excellence" in the conditions companies create for their workers.

The London Metal Exchange, which is also known as LME, will certify the warehouses, offering a stamp of approval that shows confidence in their quality and security.

Meanwhile, China and Europe are also in the process of certifying the C919 under the China-European Union air-safety agreement.

The National Development and Reform Commission said in August that all renewable energy projects are eligible to generate green electricity certificates and they can be sold to companies to certify that their electricity consumption is from renewable energy sources.

The CAAC made its decision based on regulations on certifying civil aviation craft and parts, the design features of the single-aisle C919 passenger jet and information in the application from Commercial Aircraft Corp of China, its manufacturer, it said in a statement.

Between 2022 and 2024, China plans to certify its domestically built narrow-body passenger jet C919 and launch commercial flights, according to a new plan issued by Shanghai authorities.

Experts said the BCI's current technical requirements, such as banning the use of certain pesticides that were prohibited in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region more than 30 years ago, are pretty low, and they mainly concern controlling cotton resources instead of certifying quality cotton.

Colombian cattle breeders have been kept out of the Chinese market while they wait for the World Organization for Animal Health to certify Colombia as being free of the foot and mouth disease.

Blockchain could be used to build smart contracts, facilitate faster payments of transactions, and certify transaction details that can boost security and transparency of the real-estate market.

Currently, the company is in the final stages of certifying PlusDrive for commercial operation in China.

Similar items made and traded in the metaverse are known as nonfungible tokens, or digital objects backed by blockchain technology certifying their authenticity and often uniqueness.

Over the next several weeks, Meng's defense team will argue that the US "manipulated" the case for committal and the certified evidence before the court; that the US has both "mischaracterized" evidence and "omitted" other evidence in order to establish fraud; and that its "misconduct in certifying misleading evidence", coupled with its "shifting theory" of the case, has "corroded the fairness" of the Canadian legal proceedings, according to a statement released by Huawei on Wednesday.

"Experts said a proposed legislation passed by the US Senate in May, requiring companies to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government, is estimated to spearhead a fresh wave of listing comebacks by Chinese mainland firms.

They have become new urban residents — people who live in a city permanently but have not yet obtained a local hukou, an official document certifying that the holder is a legal resident of a particular area, or those who obtained a local hukou within the past three years.

The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission defined new urban residents as people who live in the city permanently but have not yet obtained local hukou, an official document certifying that the holder is a legal resident of a particular area, or those who obtained a local hukou within the past three years.

A hukou is an official document certifying that the holder is a permanent legal resident of a particular area.

Meanwhile, foreign companies also are required to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government.

The proposed act, if it takes effect, will require foreign issuers to submit audits for inspection by the US board, and to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government.

The proposed new law would require companies listed on US stock markets to certify that "they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government", and submit their audits for inspection by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the nonprofit body that oversees the audits of all US companies seeking to raise money in the local markets.

The bill requires foreign issuers to submit audits for inspection by the PCAOB, and to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government.

Senate ruling biased, exposes Chinese companies to short-selling attacksThe legislation passed by the US Senate on Wednesday, which requires companies to certify that they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government, will prompt more US-listed Chinese companies to pursue relistings in the A-share market, experts said on Thursday.

China is working to create a national system to certify quality crop seeds, which helps combat faulty products and enables the country's sprawling seed production sector to gain a competitive edge in the global market, according to a guideline on Wednesday.

The certifying campaign is part of a continuous push by central authorities to invigorate the country's seed industry and make Chinese seed products more competitive in the global market.

It mentioned that under Article 47 of the law, Hong Kong courts must obtain a certificate from the chief executive to certify whether an act involves national security or whether evidence involves State secrets when such questions arise in trials.