Sentence examples for had accredited from inspiring English sources

William E. Marbaker, president of the American Society of Crime Lab Directors, an independent accreditation body, said the group had accredited more than 300 crime labs.

Concerned that the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges had accredited Corinthian, the U.S. Department of Education sought to shut down the accrediting council earlier this year and the accreditor launched its own investigation into ITT Technical Institute.

"Until that moment, Access had accredited seminar providers in good faith, by signing us to their code of conduct.

Norfolk magistrates were unaware that the police had accredited bouncers in the Prince of Wales Road area of Norwich, which contains many of the city's clubs and pubs, because the police had not consulted either JPs or local judiciary.

WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos disregarded a scathing review by her own staff this spring when she reinstated the watchdog body that had accredited two scandal-scarred for-profit universities whose bankruptcies left tens of thousands of students with worthless degrees and mountains of debt, a new report has revealed.

Ofqual had accredited all four GCSE syllabuses before concerns were raised by OCR and Pearson about the comparative ease of AQA papers last December.

The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs CAAHEPP) has accredited nearly 400 entry-level and advanced therapy programs in the United States.

The American Camping Association, in Martinsville, Ind., has accredited about 2,300 summer camps.

The British Chambers of Commerce, for instance, now have accredited offices, from Mexico and Colombia to Thailand and Indonesia.

In June, the Academy of Urgent Care Medicine plans to add a list of centers it has accredited to its Web site, www.aaucm.org.org

Fissionable-Press Note: The Navy has accredited a correspondent from Charm magazine to be in attendance at Operation Crossroads, Bikini.