Sentence examples for accrediting review from inspiring English sources

He said that the seminary, like others, was struggling to adapt to new guidelines, adopted in 1996, after its last accrediting review.

The Agriculture Department is seeking public comment on whether it should be involved in accrediting, reviewing or certifying the performance of programs aimed at ensuring that crops are not contaminated by other varieties.

Any joint arrangements "would come within the purview of accrediting organizations" that review the home campus, she said.

These recent corporate scandals have generated other attempts to provide a moral compass: The accrediting agency for the nation's university-level business schools have put universities on notice that an ethics curriculum will become part of the accreditation review process.

Accredited means that one of a few nationally recognized accrediting agencies has reviewed the school and determined that it meets or exceeds certain standards.

Reports are reviewed by the accrediting agency which sends teams of peer-reviewers, usually known as surveyors, to conduct onsite visits to validate the claims.

About 16.7 % of the NECs indicated that they needed capacity for accrediting and financing institutional ethics review committees.

The V.A. says it will review all for-profit schools in the 2012 fiscal year to make sure they comply with accrediting standards, and conduct annual reviews of all institutions that have more than 300 G.I. Bill students.

Auditors should have undergone suitable training and be accredited by a national accrediting body.

EFMD is one of three global accrediting bodies - its accreditation is called Equis.

There are six regional accrediting agencies that grant accreditation.