Sentence examples similar to urge accreditation from inspiring English sources

A medical accreditation group urged hospitals to prevent "anesthesia awareness," when patients wake up during surgery and sometimes feel pain without being able to cry out.

Journalists ( as well as photographers and TV/video crews) representing mass media outlets who have not yet applied for advance accreditation are urged to do so as soon as possible.

Journalists (editors, photographers, TV crews) travelling with delegations are strongly urged to apply for media accreditation if they want to attend the plenary sessions when their President or Prime Minister is speaking.

RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.

The Guardian's resident chef, Allegra McEvedy, explains why she is backing a campaign to urge more British specialty food producers to get EU accreditation of the sort enjoyed by Parma ham.

"We urge China's ministry of foreign affairs to immediately grant al-Jazeera English correspondents accreditation to report the news in China," said Bob Dietz, CPJ Asia programme co-ordinator.

Given that accreditation and outcome assessment increasingly rely on learner performance data and that faculty are urged to publish from these efforts, the issue of using routine student assessment and program evaluation data for research remains salient.

Accreditation requires 100percentt compliance.

"Having accreditation does matter.

Accreditation schemes do help.

"I have no accreditation".