Sentence examples for issue of accrediting from inspiring English sources
The report also examined the issue of accrediting an expanding number of institutions, and the challenge it poses to mobility for students from Arab countries; the number of universities active in the Arab region rose to 467 in 2009, compared with just 174 a decade ago.
Díaz – who was previously in charge of accrediting private universities – is now imprisoned and suspected of bribery and coercion.
Any joint arrangements "would come within the purview of accrediting organizations" that review the home campus, she said.
The case has brought into sharp focus the whole business of accrediting war correspondents and embedding journalists with operational units.
We address with this special issue innovative solutions and emerging trends in the area of open learning that comprise complex multidisciplinary fields of knowledge drawing a line between the needs of various learners in terms of accrediting current and desired level of skills and knowledge as well as of numerous institutions striving to provide education on a broad and competitive basis.
But there have been steps towards ways of accrediting and verifying the work carried out by online students.
Mid-term and end of term formal feedback by supervisors is a general requisite of accrediting postgraduate councils [ 7].
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (ACOG) deems such procedures medically unnecessary, possibly unsafe, and is "concerned with the ethical issues", while the accrediting body, the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ABOG), refuses to recognise cosmetic-gyn as a legitimate sub-speciality.
The ACCREDIT research collaboration engages and uses the skills and experience of a diverse range of academics, accrediting agency personnel and policy makers.
A broad range of external accrediting bodies, mostly for the professions, impose specific sets of requirements.
"You kind of think they wanted us to close up," he said of the accrediting agency.
