Sentence examples for eligible for accreditation from inspiring English sources

The British Olympic Association has a rule which states that any person who has failed a drugs test is not eligible for accreditation, while the New South Wales government has a similar law preventing athletes who are serving drugs bans from using its facilities.

It will also decide which journalists are eligible for press accreditation.

A broad range of projects are eligible for CDM accreditation, with the notable exceptions of nuclear power and avoided deforestation projects.

The health professionals fulfilling these training criteria should be eligible for an official accreditation granting them access to the reimbursement of specific burn care procedures and services.

The government said this week that it will carry out consultation this summer on how best to set up a voluntary registration scheme for nannies, and once that is in place, then nannies will be able to apply for accreditation and then be eligible under the childcare voucher system.

Among the establishment's most powerful weapons is accreditation: Without accreditation schools aren't eligible for federal aid.

The EFMD accreditation, for example, requires the school first to apply for accreditation and get over the hurdle of being confirmed eligible by the steering committee.

Hospitals failing accreditation were no longer eligible for MoPH contracting.