Sentence examples for offer credentials from inspiring English sources

Christopher L. Eisgruber, Princeton's provost, said that while his university's first four MOOCs were going well, he had no plans to offer credentials.

But Donovan said on Wednesday by phone that after Raab "used inappropriate language via Twitter directed at one of our players, we conferred with the league office and decided to no longer offer credentials to Mr. Raab for our games and practices".

A core component of 'University 4.0', the concept of how universities can thrive in an era of rapid change and disruption, is to move towards on-demand learning and offer credentials beyond conventional degrees.

But the goal of removing the formality from learning isn't to reduce Colingo's responsibility or to avoid having to offer credentials, it's to provide a more authentic and appealing learning experience, he says, balanced with the structure of training and assessment on over 70 core grammar and pronunciation skills.

In a statement, organizers said: "Due to interest and demand from media to cover the artists and performers at Hard, the organizers have revised their policy to now offer credentials to qualifying media".

On July 1 , 1927 the junior college courses became lower-division courses and on July 12 , 1928the State Board of Education granted the college the ability to offer credentials in secondary education with majors in English, history, chemistry, and the Romance languages.

Random searches on the Internet show a variety of sources for training and credentialing -- some offer certification after just a three-day course -- but the experts recommend certification by the International Coach Federation.

Foreign orchestras offer misleading credentials (New York Times): "The Dublin Philharmonic that played two years ago in nearly 50 towns?

But few groups can offer better credentials when it comes to supplying fresh perspectives on these great works for a still-young year.

The man who made the first offer, for credentials, was identified in an official report as a prominent local PRI member.

This week, presumptive GOP nominee and peripatetic heap of tannery fleshings Donald Trump announced that his campaign will no longer offer press credentials to The Washington Post.