Sentence examples for single accreditation from inspiring English sources

Housing Deliver 55,000 new affordable homes by 2015 for low and middle income workers; launch the London Rental Standard to create a single accreditation badge for the capital and accredit 100,000 landlords by 2016; campaign against rent controls.

Glenn says that for every single accredited investor that participated in Gimlet's round, there were between three and ten people who visited the platform and were unable to invest due to accreditation.

The Guardian understands that he may be allotted the team's single 'P' accreditation, which means an athlete can be called in late in the day, effectively as a tactical substitute, leaving the door open for him potentially to come in at man three depending on form.

(FG2) The option of having a single official accreditation body to monitor the quality of all TCM PGT in the future is supported by most of the gradates.

NATIONAL ACCREDITATION Single-purpose institutions — distance education, faith-based colleges, private career institutions — tend to be nationally accredited.

AMBA has failed to interest a single US school in its accreditation.

First, the study evaluates accreditation in a single hospital.

The London Rental Standard combines seven landlord accreditation schemes under a single framework.

The focus on accreditation programmes within a single country is a limitation of the study.

It is not designed to: set up a monitoring system for purposes of central control; rank the colposcopists; certify their competence; collect single screening centre's data for accreditation purposes; and provide data to national screening authorities.

RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.