Sentence examples for was given accreditation from inspiring English sources

Richard Schaefer, chief executive of the Golden Boy company which promoted the Khan-Peterson fighad had claimed Ameen is an IBF official who was given accreditation for the fight but was not directly involved in it.

In addition, he did not reject a proposal that foreign journalists be given accreditation to cover the war, she said.

The BBC's Natalia Antelava was told she would not be given accreditation to work in the republic after accusing separatists and Russian television of inventing the death of a ten-year-old girl.

Should free online courses be given accreditation, it could dramatically reduce the cost of the first two years of college and release a significant portion of education from the confines of schools.

She said she had no concern about hiring someone with schizophrenia for such an event, saying the health profile of any service providers - from journalists to cleaners - was never investigated before they were given accreditation.

The courses were given accreditation of 20 Continuing Medical Education points (CMEs) from the Royal Colleges of Surgeons, Physicians and Radiologists.

An engineering program was given academic accreditation by the national Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Gloria Stifano also said Mr Tracy was given an international observer accreditation to follow the presidential elections of 14 April.

When the 18-year-old Briton was given his official Olympic accreditation on Wednesday, he was surprised to discover the photo on it was not him.

For the GP-trainers 2 credit points for their individual accreditation was given as an incentive.

Even the Queen has a VIP pass to the Games, which she was given during a visit to the uniform and accreditation centre a Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.