Sentence examples for accredited with a from inspiring English sources

In 2010 a total of 27 public hospitals had been accredited, with a further 5 achieving accreditation by 2012.

Second, although the Beckton plant has been accredited with a Renewables Obligation Certificate – the main support scheme for renewable electricity projects in the UK – the Conservative government's retreat from subsidising all but offshore wind projects means it won't be replicated.

He has been accredited with a major project (DST) and a minor project from UGC.

I am accredited with a Master's Degree in Education, and currently pursuing another Associate degree.

Ram1 should therefore be accredited with a major role in the Ras/PKA branch of the glucose regulatory system, rather than being thought of as a supporting actor.

Occupations were accredited with a level of knee loading ranging from 1 (e.g. office jobs) to 3 (e.g. construction workers and mail men) and sports activities with a level from 1 (strolling and swimming) to 5 (contact sports).

Fortunately, this will cut out a huge swathe of less responsible companies as there are currently only 10 full members of Demsa, which is accredited with an OFT approved code.

'Biomedicine' is the only medical diagnostic laboratory in Greece, and one of the few throughout Europe, which has been accredited with an ISO 15189 for a wide range of analyses.

BBB Accreditation: Consider becoming accredited with the Better Business Bureau, a nonprofit organization focused on marketplace trust and consumer satisfaction.

Every patient was classified as a responder if he/she was accredited with, at least, a partial relief.

During aerial engagements against Central aircraft over the Italian front, he was accredited with the destruction of a further seven aircraft, bringing his total to 12 with an additional nine probables.