Sentence examples for beacon status from inspiring English sources

In 2005, it won beacon status and has received a top grade from the LSC for financial management.

This was recognized by several awards, including in 2008 the Most Improved Council of the Year and Beacon status for Tackling Climate Change.

Lewisham College was awarded Learning and Skills Beacon status in 2004 and gained a Beacon Award for the strength of its links with employers in 2007.

East Cambridgeshire District Council is part of the Recycling in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (RECAP Partnershipp, which was granted Beacon status for waste and recycling in 2006 07.

It is the only college for visually impaired students to have Beacon status, which is only given to educational establishments which have received a first-class Ofsted inspection report.

It has been a pioneer in the education of visually impaired people in Britain since the Victorian era, and, as of 2010, is the only college for visually impaired students in the United Kingdom to have been awarded Beacon Status in recognition of its outstanding teaching and learning.

Two types of safety broadcasts, ACN warning messages and periodic status beacon (also known as CAM) presence in the CCH have been considered.

BEACON then assigns a status to each gene in annotation X.

Their principal, Bill Moorcroft, is a one-time chef, and already their catering department has a grade 1 inspection status and a beacon award to its name.

President Susan Hockfield reaffirmed MIT's status as a beacon for international students and education efforts in a meeting with the Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai on June 24.

Congressional Democrats used the 2003 memorandum on Wednesday to renew their criticism of the administration for policies that Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said threatened "our country's status as a beacon of human rights".