Sentence examples similar to Accreditation conferred from inspiring English sources
He said that the letter of accreditation would confer on Reedman the title of "Accredited Diplomatic Representative", and that Reedman would thereafter head the "Rhodesian Diplomatic Mission" in Lisbon, which would operate on the same level as the Rhodesian office in Pretoria.
This matters because accreditation is only conferred on a select few institutions, and thus suggests Asian schools are starting to compete more seriously on quality with their more illustrious peers in the West.
Accreditation status is conferred when an organisation demonstrates that it meets these ACHS standards.
Written survey reports are provided to the accrediting agency that decides on conferring accreditation status, or not.
In some of the countries represented at the Bangkok meeting, "gold star" status conferred by an accreditation program may also be a way to attract "medical tourists"—individuals from other countries seeking good care at a reasonable price.
The final decision about accreditation, however, must go through further review by a group of councilors before accreditation status is announced and the certificate is conferred on the organization.
More recently, employer bodies in several tourism industry sectors, namely, retail travel, meetings and inbound, have acted to develop individual accreditation schemes designed to confer a level of professional standing upon individuals working in their respective sectors.
The Joint Commission International JCI Accreditationon [ 18], an international recognized body that certifies quality of care in patient care institutions including cancer centers, would confer their accreditation if KHCC met its international standards.
We conferred with our neighbors.
Whiteness conferred Americanness.
