Sentence examples for third-party accreditation from inspiring English sources

"We are firm supporters of mandatory independent third-party accreditation," says Melinda Ellsworth of Science Care, one of the largest cadaver-service firms.

As things stand, a limited amount of seafood is being sold as organic at stores in the United States, usually because it was certified by other countries or by third-party accreditation agencies.

At the same time, there's no industry-wide, third-party accreditation or ranking system for these coding schools and most of them self-publish their own placement rates.

In the U.S., make sure an agency is a current member in good standing of at least one of two large trade associations, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) and the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies (AICCCA), which require rigorous third-party accreditation for their members.

One was the beginning of the third party accreditation of hospitals in 1997 through the Japan Council for Quality Health Care JCQHCC) [ 2].

Third party accreditation bodies of debatable regulatory value were regularly mentioned on the reviewed websites, and discussion of surgical risk was absent on 47% of the websites reviewed, with limited discussion of risk on the remaining ones.

But Tjolle cautions that, because TripAdvisor's green scheme does not include 100% third-party auditing or accreditation, it is "muddying the already muddy waters" of sustainable tourism.

(2) monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV), including guidance, third-party validation and verifications, and accreditation of validating/verifying institutions.

The flagging program is a collaboration with a third-party fact-checking group that has accreditation from Poynter's International Fact Checking Code of Principles.

For senior personnel, managers or administrators, performance evaluation can assist in meeting accreditation standards and third-party contractual standards [ 24, 36].

That creates a useful symbiosis whereby the insurer or payer can justifiably rely on an objective third party (the accreditation body) for a credible evaluation, and the provider in turn is motivated to continuously improve its performance by virtue of receiving the financial benefit of receiving new patients with insurance coverage.