Sentence examples for Secure accreditation from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post currently has one accredited correspondent in China, but the newspaper has been unable to secure accreditation for another correspondent, Andrew Higgins, a Chinese speaker and former student at Shandong University, who was nominated in 2009 to become Beijing bureau chief.

Such manoeuvres ensured, for example, that only 30 of the 255 Democratic members of Congress managed to secure accreditation to the 1972 convention in Miami.

Leading up to enrollment of the first class, the dean will shape the curriculum, go through the approval process with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and secure accreditation.

A most significant achievement, won with her colleagues' collaboration, was to secure accreditation to grant doctoral and master's level degrees in psychoanalysis at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis and its affiliates, becoming the first in the country to do so.

In February 2008, Paducah's American Justice School of Law changed owners after failing to secure accreditation from the American Bar Association.

Her most recent accomplishment was securing accreditation for Discovery Museum, only 1 of 18 in the State of Connecticut to achieve this distinction.

At a fundraising event for activists on Friday night, Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, said: "No nation has ever been better prepared or better researched for independence". More than 200 international journalists have secured accreditation for the launch.

At a joint news conference in May, Macron stood next to Russian President Vladimir Putin and decried these Russian news organizations as "organs of influence and propaganda that spread counterfeit truths about me". His view appears not to have changed: RT journalists, for instance, have difficulty securing accreditation for covering French government events.

After starting as a two-year junior college, Ms. Cohen helped secure regional accreditation for a four-year school and a graduate program.

The study innovatively utilises interactive virtual reality (VR) scenes of 'representative' stations as the environmental stimulus and concludes that such an approach provides an analytical and pragmatic framework for managers of railway stations that are unlikely to receive Secure Station accreditation.

In addition, the company has attained and continues to secure government accreditation certified status.