Sentence examples for proper accreditation from inspiring English sources

When choosing a school, you should see to it that the school is properly accredited by a higher learning commission because if the school has no proper accreditation, you will just remain as a practicing professional.

Even journalists who carried proper accreditation have faced arrest.

"In my excitement and naivete as an amateur filmmaker, I got lost in the creative process and neglected to follow proper accreditation," LaBeouf wrote.

More than half worked for the Defense Department, where the then deputy undersecretary for personnel and readiness, charged with overseeing two million Pentagon employees, claimed a master's degree from Columbus University, which left Louisiana after officials there demanded proper accreditation.

If you see a sex toy with anything like 'for novelty use only' on the packaging, it's because they didn't spend the money required to get it through the proper accreditation and that disclaimer keeps them legally untouchable.

He took to photography immediately and, on enlisting in the army just after the outbreak of the second world war, was given the post of military newspaper photographer – he subsequently covered the invasion of Anzio without proper accreditation and sustained head injuries when a shell hit the press corps headquarters.

But sick or not, Ms. Carrasco, 51, may have had a more pressing reason to avoid representing Mr. De la Rosa in court: she does not have the proper legal accreditation to do so.

Ms Saberi, whose arrest in January was said to have been because she attempted to buy a bottle of wine, was later accused of working without the proper media accreditation before being charged with espionage.

As the Cairo bureau chief for Al Jazeera English, Fahmy claims he and his team were unknowingly running afoul of Egyptian law by possessing unlicensed broadcasting equipment and failing to get proper press accreditation.

The presence of trained MoPH physician controllers that are locally placed at hospitals whose tasks include oversight of codes recorded, as well as proper medical archiving being a criterion for accreditation, would expectedly minimize such miscoding, though some miscoding will continue to occur regardless of control mechanisms.

RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.