Sentence examples for will accredit from inspiring English sources

Although they recognised they have a "duty of care" to existing students on programmes, it is clearly a less than satisfactory denouement for students who will probably be left wondering who will accredit their degrees, and if they are accredited what value they will have anyway.

Basically, AngelList will accredit any investor, for free, and let them use that accreditation, anywhere, via an API or just by sharing a document.

I intend to use it more and when I do I will accredit it to George Monbiot; DEATH TO THE USURPERS !

In contrast to AERES, which was largely perceived as running overwhelming and redundant evaluations, the council will accredit evaluation procedures to be proposed by the institutions, only performing the evaluations themselves at the request of the institutions.

Please mark your age clearly on the application so we can better assist you.The UN will not accredit youth journalists under the age of 12. PLEASE NOTE: Application forms will be considered only if accompanied by a letter of assignment.

Zimbabwe has said it will not accredit observers from Britain, Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands or Sweden.

Amba has insisted that it will only accredit MBAs that include  the core material of economics,  accountancy, HR and finance  alongside the specialised content.

"We recognise that teachers would like sight of the reformed qualification specifications as soon as possible and we will continue to accredit qualifications as soon as they meet the required standards.

The FDB has a 5-year plan to upgrade infrastructure, including a new National Quality Control Lab which they will seek to accredit with the World Health Organization (WHO) and International Organization for Standardization ISOO).

"We will be moving to accredit our M.B.A. program," he said.

The Open University will find itself accrediting many more courses than it does now.