Sentence examples for Accredit with from inspiring English sources
verb
To attribute (something) to.
- Mr. Clay was accredited with these views.
The FDB has a 5-year plan to upgrade infrastructure, including a new National Quality Control Lab which they will seek to accredit with the World Health Organization (WHO) and International Organization for Standardization ISOO).
In the eyes of such critics, along with the merit-principle this argument also destroys our personal identity, since we can no longer accredit ourselves with our own capacities and accomplishments.
Accredit yourself with an official body.
Clinical exercise scientists/exercise physiologists were required to (a) maintain current accreditation with their relevant accrediting body and (b) have ≥5 years' experience in the clinical exercise or exercise physiology industry.
Relay is fully accredited with the various accrediting agencies and is able to expand by opening branch locations under this accredited umbrella instead of gaining approval state-by-state.
And I think that for our part we need to communicate more often and better with accrediting agencies and with states.
"We haven't had a smoothly operating accrediting system with the ACCJC, as exemplified by what's happened with City College," Bonta said.
In some ways, this unfairly accredits Roethlisberger with production he didn't create because he left the games in which he sustained injuries early.
(ii) A psychiatric facility that is not a hospital and is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children, or by any other accrediting organization with comparable standards that is recognized by the State.
A bevy of regional accrediting organizations, with quasi-governmental authority, determines which colleges are up to snuff.
The COBES alumni attached a premium on COBES accrediting it with contributing to development of confidence as health workers, team work, communication skills, competence in primary health care and willingness to work in rural areas.
