Sentence examples for accreditation has from inspiring English sources

New textbooks are being written but can't go to print until accreditation has occurred, according to Thorne.

News of the accreditation has been circulating among the staff members dismissed by Cardinal Egan in 2001.

Michael Lambert, its executive director, says national accreditation has undergone a "sea change, tightening up all aspects of institutional oversight," since 1991, following Congressional hearings on fraud and abuse at commercial colleges.

The 114-year-old zoo's application to renew its accreditation has been tabled until it makes the physical improvements and other changes necessary to win the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's unqualified backing.

Given the potential for Moocs to make learning accessible to people across the globe, accreditation has an international angle too, points out Mike Sharples, chair of Educational Technology which produced the 2012 Innovating Pedagogy report that predicted the rise of Moocs.

The institution, which will open once its accreditation has been secured, will be a part of the University of Texas System and is expected to start out with 28,000 students, making it among the county's largest institutions serving primarily Hispanic students.

Even journalists who carried proper accreditation have faced arrest.

According to MSF, the organisation received a written notice from Donetsk's Humanitarian Committee on 19 October asking it to stop its activities and saying its accreditation had been withdrawn.

One can imagine that Moorman's interest in accreditation had something to do with the times: not many female classical musicians had solo careers back then; they either taught or, if they were lucky enough, played in some orchestra pit.

Proficiency testing and laboratory accreditation have been focuses of the College of American Pathologists since its inception in 1946.

(Until now, accreditation had not been required, though doctors who boasted the designation generally commanded higher fees from insurance companies).