Sentence examples for trade accreditation from inspiring English sources

The Ottawa Hunger Report, released Wednesday, found that found that 41,540 Ottawans are using the city's food bank monthly and 26percentt of them are people with trade accreditation, college diplomas, bachelor's degrees, and even masters or PhDs.

Its claim was supported by evidence from ethical trading accreditation bodies including Fairtrade, the RSPCA's Freedom Food initiative and the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).

The Digital Currency Council opened its doors in Manhattan in September 2014 to offer consulting, trading and accreditation to financial professionals.

Sometimes for-profit schools will be accredited for the purpose of federal financial aid availability, but individual programs will not have accreditation by trade and professional organizations needed to enter a career field after graduation or to take a licensing exam.

By default, the institutes have become what most of their students ardently desire them to be: trade schools preparing them for accreditation and the good life in some suburb, without night calls from troublesome patients.

An amazing phenomenon is the for-profit University of Phoenix, which has all the appropriate accreditation and is traded on the stock exchange.

KYC, AML, accreditation attestations, secondary trading restrictions, broker-dealers - these are all things we had to think about during the architecture phase of our company.

These are positive financial incentives but what about negative financial incentives, such as trading barriers or forms of environmental accreditation etc.

Direct Trade This is different from a traditional accreditation scheme and more of a concept.

RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.

Auxier likes education companies generally: “they have high free cash flow yields, high returns on equity and high barriers to entry due to accreditation.” UTI’s stock trades at $18.15, or 24 times forward earnings.