Sentence examples for required for accreditation from inspiring English sources

In 2013, the Federation of Canadian Law Societies, which coordinates Canada's 14 bar associations, determined that the university's proposed program meets all academic and professional standards required for accreditation.

EBDM processes along with standardized certification measures, required for accreditation, may increase effective use of allocated funds, and possibly increase the likelihood of receiving further funding [ 45].

Nutritional screening in hospitals is required for accreditation in the US by the Joint Commission (http://www.jointcommission.org), is recommended in the UK by NICE [ 21] and the British Association for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (http://www.bapen.org.uk) and in Australia by the Dietitians Association of Australia as the first step in early detection of at risk patients [ 1, 22].

The course in its entity fully represent in whole all the Accreditation Board for Engineering Education ABETT) program outcomes require for accreditation or substantial equivalent as the case may be outside the United State.

"An essential need really for anyone leaving bench science and taking up a Health and Safety post--the Diploma (plus the experience) is required for professional accreditation, and enforcing authorities/courts expect to see such accreditation to establish competency and credibility," he says.

The meeting concluded that although accreditation of health facilities is desired in countries of the EMR, the system required for implementing accreditation is not yet developed.

A suspiciously convenient blunder in Malabo government HQ prevented Moussambani from showing the world how much he'd improved, when the passport photograph required for his accreditation was mislaid.

14 In the UK demonstration of competency in the MLC Fs domains is fundamental for career progression and necessary for satisfactory completion of the Annual Review of Competence Progression (ARCP) required for gaining accreditation.

This study also aims to reveal the safety climate and overall capacities of PHCCs and their employees to fulfil other health-care quality improvement requirements, such as those required for the national accreditation of primary health-care organizations in Lebanon.

The "partnership pentagram" outlined by the World Health Organization in their ground breaking initiative "Towards Unity for Health for All (TUFH) [ 2], and illustrated in Figure  1, was used as the working model to inform the development of partnerships required for an effective accreditation system in Uganda that would focus on the needs of the citizens of Uganda and East Africa.

The study objective was to identify and describe the process, resources and expertise required for the revision of accreditation standards, and report outcomes arising from such activities.