Sentence examples for clear accreditation from inspiring English sources

(A high point is his quiet, uncanny performance in Kelly Reichardt's 2006 film, Old Joy). Ohio River Boat Song, and much of what came directly after, was an impenetrable sort of historical study conducted by researchers with no clear accreditation.

The main problem is that there is no clear accreditation because hospitals can only be certified by Hospital Care Standards.

There would also be a "clear system of accreditation" to mark what youngsters have achieved through voluntary work, he added.

The organization "has clear guidelines regarding accreditation issues," Ms. Ruffatto said, "and the decision to reassign the San Francisco service area followed these guidelines".

We have made it crystal-clear that market accreditation cannot be anything other than a public responsibility, and we have given greater responsibility to the individual Member States.

In a statement, Spencer said, "All students at the time were given very clear disclosures of the accreditation at their campus when they enrolled.

It may be that the ideal situation for initial training courses in ELT is an overarching accreditation scheme with clear minimum standards.

But Virgin Direct has said the standards are not high or clear enough, the cost of accreditation too high, and it will take too long to implement.

42 This recommends that indicators must meet four key accountability criteria: research robust evidence; accuracy whether the process has been carried out satisfactorily; proximity a clear and direct link between accreditation and the indicator; and, no adverse effects—no unintended or unwanted actions.

It is not clear whether he also had official accreditation.

In this case, pick a consultant with organizational affiliations, accreditation, good recommendations and clear explanations of their services and associated costs.