Sentence examples for won accreditation from inspiring English sources

In Indiana, all of the state's prisons won accreditation from a national correctional health group three years after Prison Health arrived, in 1997.

In Kansas, where the company has worked since 1991, handling about 8,300 inmates, a court order mandating improvements has been lifted and the state's prisons also have won accreditation, officials said.

Justice Clarence Thomas delivered the inaugural address at the law school, which won accreditation last year, and Robert H. Bork, a former federal judge, is a tenured member of the faculty, teaching a moral foundations course.

Last year Globis won accreditation to become the first company in Japan to open a graduate school for business.

The fishing industry is in places changing to less destructive methods to win accreditation.

Arbitron said in a statement that it would continue to work with the council to win accreditation in those markets.

This year, the Culinary Institute has added a raft of academic courses in an effort to win accreditation from the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

(Newspapers that used to give away content online are now putting up pay barriers).Mr Reshef's university has yet to win accreditation, which could take years.

The nascent graduate university, which hopes to win accreditation next year and open in 2011, plans eventually to hire 50 faculty members and serve about 120 graduate students.

Under her administration the college won full accreditation and grew to an enrollment of more than 1,000.

"Tony was killed just as the school could see itself achieving something," Mr. Mullins said, noting that last year the dean won provisional accreditation for the school from the American Bar Association.