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According to Shawn Farley, Director of Public Affairs for the American College of Radiology (ACR), a new Medicare rule will force imaging facilities to become accredited by the ACR but this law does not go into effect until Jan . 1 , 2012

To become accredited, it is not enough for teachers to be fluent in the language.

Imaging centers can, if they choose, become accredited by the American College of Radiology.

After a fraud scandal, the federal government required pharmacies to become accredited to do Medicare business.

I have therefore provided funding for two South Yorkshire police officers to complete their polygraph training programme and become accredited.

The locals never tire of the beauty of the landscape and many of them, when they retire, become accredited guides.

Translators can become accredited in particular languages by ATA once they pass ATA examinations.

In the past year Scottish-based organisations including Standard Life, RBS and the SECC have all signed up to become accredited employers.

Oxford to pay the living wage The University of Oxford will become an accredited living wage employer from April, The Oxford Student reports.

The luxury fashion label became accredited last month.

During Houston's tenure the school became accredited by the Association of American Law Schools and the American Bar Association.