Sentence examples for accreditation to work from inspiring English sources

She recently received accreditation to work as a trainer as well as a jockey, and said she hoped to one day train a Melbourne Cup winner.

Reporters and editors in Zimbabwe's independent press corps were subjected to the same treatment, while many foreign reporters and their news organizations were either expelled from the country or refused accreditation to work there.

The BBC's Natalia Antelava was told she would not be given accreditation to work in the republic after accusing separatists and Russian television of inventing the death of a ten-year-old girl.

Last Christmas Eve, the Uzbek government denied me accreditation to work in the country, and now it has forced us to close our office there, the first time in Human Rights Watch's 33-years of operation that a government has shut down one of our offices.

Will you write about that?" Assured that I would, he shook my hand, and said I would be issued the accreditation necessary to work in Iraq.

Most of the immigrants found the accreditation process to work as a health professional to be difficult and hindering.

The United States had been providing much of the accreditation for contractors to work in Iraq.

PN1 was invaluable as the practice decided to undertake its first accreditation and began to work out how to use the new item numbers.

I decided to buy a shit-ton of red plaid shirts, which would make me feel connected to my old life while still providing the accreditation I would need to work somewhere as cool as VICE.

Regardless, visiting correspondents such as Greste – who arrived in Egypt only a fortnight before his arrest – were told to enter on tourist visas and to work without accreditation.

Throughout Egypt's post-revolutionary period, political upheaval and sclerotic bureaucracy has sometimes forced visiting journalists to work without accreditation for short periods.