Sentence examples for accredited because of from inspiring English sources

The AQA exam board said their new A-level in English Literature, which is also due to be taught from next September, had still not been accredited because of disagreements over set texts.

Although the college is approved by the state to issue bachelor's degrees, it has not been fully accredited because most of its teachers are ministers from the community who do not hold graduate degrees that college rating organizations require.

In 1648, Rinuccini excommunicated the Irish Catholic government to which he had been accredited because he disapproved of the truce that government had struck with the then Protestant and royalist Murrough O'Brien, Lord Inchiquin.

None are accredited because Dundee hasn't asked for them to be.

WASHINGTON, May 19 — At one end of the table was the chairman of Kaplan Inc., complaining that he could not get Kaplan's for-profit, Internet-based law school accredited because it has no law library.

But it still turned into great theater, even with the crowd restricted to a few hundred accredited people because of the Malmo City Council's decision to ban general ticket sales, citing fears of anti-Israel protests.

Every front office executive and coach is around, and because of that, so is every licensed player agent, personal trainer and accredited member of the news media.

FAO is also an accredited member of the Global Environment Facility GEFF).

Be an accredited institution of higher learning and research.

Take classes from an accredited school of theology.

Over the past several years, the majority of upper-middle class homeowners were able to qualify as accredited investors because their home value could be calculated for their net worth.