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• v  cause to be no longer approved or accepted

• On Thursday, 24 Senators signed a letter urging Clinton to decertify Mexico.
• This week President Reagan is expected to decertify Panama.
• Some companies have been quick to exploit the vulnerability of unions, chiefly by hiring consultants to keep unions out or to encourage employees to decertify unions even after .

• derecognize
• derecognise

• certify

News & Articles

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• Former Vt. trooper decertified as officer
  A former Vermont State Police sergeant in prison after pleading guilty to padding his timesheets can never serve as a police officer again in the state.      The Vermont Criminal Justice Training Council has voted to decertify Jim Deeghan as a police officer.      Richard Gauthier of the Vermont Police Academy said Deeghan is the first full-time police officer to be decertified in the state ...
  June 18, 2013 - WPTZ Burlington

Quotes

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• Gene Upshaw in San Francisco Chronicle
  We've demonstrated we are not afraid to decertify,Upshaw said. "We understand the laws and what's available to us."
• Jose Vicente Rangel in Voice of America
  We reject, not only in the case of the United States, but any country that has a process to certify or decertify another nation,said Mr. Rangel. "That is something we do not accept on principle."