Sentence examples for without proper accreditation from inspiring English sources
He took to photography immediately and, on enlisting in the army just after the outbreak of the second world war, was given the post of military newspaper photographer – he subsequently covered the invasion of Anzio without proper accreditation and sustained head injuries when a shell hit the press corps headquarters.
Mr Tsvangirai recently announced that journalists were now free to report on Zimbabwe without government approval, yet he was promptly contradicted by the information minister, a Zanu-PF man, who said that journalists without proper accreditation could face up to two years in jail.
It occasionally happens that novice or even experienced researchers use the words of others without proper accreditation, a practice generally referred to as plagiarism, but also known variously as "misappropriation, faulty citation, copyright infringement, literary theft, imitation, cheating, cribbing, and stealing, to name a few," Marsh (2012, p. 1).
Without proper accreditation, college corporations would not be able to receive the crucial federal funding.
Egyptian officials have said the case is not linked to freedom of expression and that the journalists raised suspicions by operating without proper accreditation.
Even journalists who carried proper accreditation have faced arrest.
"In my excitement and naivete as an amateur filmmaker, I got lost in the creative process and neglected to follow proper accreditation," LaBeouf wrote.
The NLA said that proper "accreditation" of landlords would be "much more cost-effective" in regulating the private rented sector.
In my excitement and naiveté as an amateur filmmaker, I got lost in the creative process and neglected to follow proper accreditation.
Ms Saberi, whose arrest in January was said to have been because she attempted to buy a bottle of wine, was later accused of working without the proper media accreditation before being charged with espionage.
It is unacceptable without proper attribution.
