Sentence examples for lack accreditation from inspiring English sources

The panel also found that most of the nation is served by death investigation offices that lack accreditation.

A number of for-profit colleges have questionable academic credentials or lack accreditation accepted by other institutions.

In February, the House defined diploma mills as entities that award degrees for "little or no" coursework and that lack accreditation by any government-recognized entity, in a bill that also creates a task force to recommend ways of cracking down on diploma factories.

Although hTEE training protocols provide significant utility, they may vary between institutions and currently lack accreditation.

The site still lacks accreditation and other features that will enable it to track its impact, and act as a direct broker down the line.

Greeley reported to Lincoln that the emissaries lacked accreditation by Davis, but were confident they could bring both sides together.

In the 2013 settlement, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman alleged that his office had evidence Sanford-Brown had systematically violated state law by deceiving students with bogus job placement rates at its career-oriented schools, and failed to tell prospective students that certain programs lacked accreditation.

Like many other parts of Southeast Asia (40), India does not have national standards for midwifery education and lacks accreditation systems to monitor the quality of education to ensure that students being awarded the midwifery license are competent and fit to practice.

Some firms pay the living wage and are accredited by the Living Wage Foundation, others pay it but choose not be accredited, so it doesn't follow that a lack of accreditation means a company isn't paying the living wage.

The number of frontline staff without qualified teaching status (QTS) employed by academies and free schools rose by 2,600 to nearly 8,000 – meaning nearly 6% of the 141,000 full-time teaching staff at both types of school lack teaching accreditation.

In a mere two months, it says, "more than 25 were subjected to arrests and beatings at the hands of police who were quick to issue indictments for inappropriate behavior, public nuisance or even lack of accreditation".