Sentence examples for stamp of quality from inspiring English sources

Because accreditation is a stamp of quality.

On her right index-finger knuckle is a perfect red dot, like a stamp of quality from the manufacturer.

They do this partly because they are, or have, brands that act as a stamp of quality.

Aesthetically, it meant a vibrant but consistent visual identity characterised by strong, solid colours and a welcoming, utilitarian font doubling as a stamp of quality.

"The film without her would still be good with all the other actors," he was quoted by MailOnline, "but it puts a stamp of quality with her in it".

The other musicians are special, too: they're members of the Jazz Composers Collective, a cooperative organization that has lately served as a stamp of quality, on the basis of a number of smart, shrewd records and performances.

Accreditation is a stamp of educational quality that ensures students can transition to four-year universities.

The district is in the middle of an accreditation process to determine if its colleges meet requirements for the stamp of educational quality backed by the U.S. Department of Education.

Every six years, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) evaluates colleges' compliance with regulations that govern what they must do to be accredited — the stamp of educational quality that allows students to transfer to four-year universities.

The company attributes an uptake in exports to the "made in Britain" stamp, a badge of quality that resonates with overseas clients.

“Companies that have a foreign partner are getting a stamp of approval on the quality of a project, in a market where quality varies a lot,” Hart says.