Sentence examples for official accreditation from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether he also had official accreditation.

La Grange recounts that Machel required official accreditation to attend her own husband's memorial service.

Anyone entering the "ring of steel" had to wear a visible "spectator pass" or their official accreditation.

A third of major housing associations surveyed by the Guardian are accredited living wage providers, with a further third paying the living wage without official accreditation.

There were eyewitness reports of some of the Russians who were involved in disorder wearing official accreditation and handing out tickets before the match.

Russian authorities require that all reporters who enter Chechnya obtain official accreditation or go on government-arranged trips, which generally last no more than two or three days.

"Athletes, coaches and the media have all received their official accreditations and are gearing up to travel to Sochi, where our volunteers and staff will give them the warmest of welcomes".

"Athletes, coaches and the media have all received their official accreditations and are gearing up to travel to Sochi, where our volunteers and staff will give them the warmest of welcomes". Mr Chernyshenko said that "Sochi will be a truly memorable Games..

However, non-traditional schooling is a controversial topic, and the issue of what schools receive official accreditations is intensely debated.

The green color of the athletes' lanyards was the only thing that singled them out from the rest of the crowd, and as blood alcohol levels increased amongst the athletes, their official accreditations began to disappear, in an apparent attempt to be a bit more anonymous.

Accreditation is required to be validated "where official government accreditation is available", but "no formal qualifications or standards exist" for a handyman, a spokesperson added.