Sentence examples for earned accreditation from inspiring English sources

Today, more than 900 institutions in 38 countries have earned accreditation by the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care AAALACC) International, including the top 100 National Institutes of Health funded labs and all major pharmaceutical companies.

In London, firms and local governments who meet criteria set out by the GLA can earn accreditation and public praise.

The SPH applied for and attained CEO Cancer Gold Standard accreditation in December 2013, thereby becoming the first school of public health in Texas to earn accreditation.

All we want is what we think we've earned: provisional accreditation".

It is also the first private, liberal arts college to have earned national accreditation in art, dance, music and theater.

Classes began in 2003, and the college earned full accreditation in 2010.

The business school lost accreditation at the end of 2005 from the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs because its leaders, who were focused on earning new accreditation from a different organization, neglected to file a necessary evaluation, said Sharon Saunders, a university spokeswoman.

Ambassador University, as the college had become after earning regional accreditation in Texas, ceased operations in 1997 as the church could no longer provide its annual operating subsidy.

This will be important following graduation during the process of obtaining your license and earning professional accreditation within the industry.

Ms. Reynolds earned numerous awards and accreditations.

The programme is voluntary and at the time of the research study did not earn doctors any accreditation towards their GP speciality.