Sentence examples for was accredited for from inspiring English sources

As we reported last month the climate science sceptic and long-time critic of renewable energy Dr Alan Moran was accredited for the Paris climate talks by the Herald Sun.

Our laboratory was accredited for 531 tests according to ISO 15189 standard (ISO 15189 2003 Medical laboratories - Particular requirements for quality and competence specifies the quality management system requirements particular to medical laboratories) in 2007.

Considering that EASY-Care was accredited for use in the Single Assessment Procedure (SAP) in England in 2001, we expected to find in the literature more examples of the use of EASY-Care in practice.

One point was accredited for each positive criterion: the study participants were randomized; the study groups had similar characteristics at baseline; the groups were treated equally except for the test intervention; all patients were accounted for; outcome assessors were blinded to the intervention or used well-defined outcome criteria; and outcomes were compared on an intention-to-treat basis.

ESCed is accredited for continuing medical education by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology, which works in cooperation with the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education.

Manor Farm is in the process of being accredited for the badge and its owner, Graeme Maltravers, welcomes the reassurance it offers.

Nearly 1,400 journalists were accredited for the event, held in a huge Moscow hall, and many of them applauded the Russian president's entrance and various answers.

We're mapping these out so that there's an overlap in what we do in the UTC and how students will be accredited for this.

Rosemary Byfield said the couple had been accredited for the official press conference at the zoo then, when the invitation list was shown to the Chinese embassy, had it abruptly withdrawn.

"Space is very limited and we're already oversubscribed; sorry," came the email reply to my request to be accredited for Tony Blair's interview with the editor of Prospect magazine.

The bill, in its original form, would allow states and territories to be accredited for approval decisions on large coalmining and coal seam gas developments likely to have a significant impact on a water resource.