Sentence examples for granting credentials from inspiring English sources

Later, however, he said the agency would consider certifying or granting credentials to private labs to do some testing work.

China has already imported other Western therapeutic models, including systematic family therapy, C.B.T., and sandplay (the practice of using a sandbox and miniature figures to express oneself), and China has been granting credentials in counselling since 2003.

The Americans also deferred granting credentials to the Philippine ambassador to the US and threatened to cancel joint military exercises between the two countries.

"We are not granting credentials to The Des Moines Register or any other leftist propaganda media outlet with no concern for reporting the truth," read Jeff King's quote.

Bloom said he denied more credential requests this year than in the previous 16 years combined but acknowledged that the SEC was "more liberal" with whom it granted credentials to than other conferences.

I did get a call back from Mr. Trump, who said that he was exercising his right to choose whom he grants credentials to as he runs a campaign that he has mostly paid for himself.

Rezaian had taken great care not to touch any of the tripwires that had gotten other journalists in trouble with Iran's Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the agency that grants credentials to foreign journalists.

"We tried to be as accommodating as possible, and when we could not grant credentials, we encouraged people who didn't get credentials to just come, because it is a free public event," said Craig Minassian, a former Clinton administration press aide who is a consultant to Comedy Central and is helping produce the rally.

In an unattributed statement, the Military District of Washington said, "the organizations that have been granted credentials are able to designate their credential to any member of their organization, to include stenographers.

Professor Formica is a Councilor of the World Certificate Institute, a global certifying body that grants credential awards to individuals as well as accredits courses of organizations, and member of the International Advisory Panel of Amrita Center for Responsible Innovations and Sustainable Enterprises (ARISE), Amrita University, India.

The White House grants credentials to reporters and columnists from a wide range of media outlets, including some that have openly liberal and conservative bents.