Sentence examples similar to merged accreditation from inspiring English sources
The program is nationally accredited, formerly with the Teacher Education Accreditation Council which has now been merged into the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
Indonesian universities will be required to obtain accreditation for their undergraduate programs by 2012, and those that fail to measure up will be closed or required to merge with accredited institutions, said Nizam, secretary of the Board of Higher Education, a national body of representatives from the sector that provides feedback to the government.
PRSA merged with the American Public Relations Association in 1961 and started its accreditation program for public relations professionals the next year.
Taiwan's National Defense Medical Affairs Bureau has merged several of its hospitals and restructured many workplaces by ranking the hospitals according to their accreditation level.
Some merged, some folded.
His two interests merged.
The sessions were merged.
Taiwan's National Defense Bureau has been merging its hospitals and adjusting hospital accreditation levels since the beginning of 2006.
The accreditation process would increase the effort of healthcare workers in Kaohsiung General Hospital, while the merge would decrease the reward, and even lead to redundancies in the two merged hospitals.
