Sentence examples for would be accredited from inspiring English sources

Prof. Lewis said the Yale-N.U.S. qualifications would be accredited in Singapore, but that the school would not go through the formal accreditation process in the United States.

Private inspectors would be accredited by the government and would report to the F.D.A., which could continue to visit some companies.

The article adds: Soon thereafter, Bernard-Henri Lévy, who was present at that meeting, specified that the new Libyan ambassador to France would be accredited "in the coming days".

The education secretary told MPs the chemistry A-level would be accredited within weeks; she was "confident" teaching materials such as text books would be ready on time, and apart from maths did not anticipate any further delays.

The IOC had said this week that it would not organise or give patronage to any sports event in Russia and that no member of the Russian Sports Ministry implicated in the McLaren report would be accredited for Rio.

The ATP ban does not apply to the four Grand Slam tournaments, but Ysern said on Wednesday that John Tomic would not be accredited to the French Open, which begins May 26 in Paris.

The Lehigh Heavy Forge Corporation, of Bethlehem, Pa., said it would seek to be accredited as a supplier for nuclear parts, and would expand its plant as Babcock & Wilcox moved forward with its business.

Agents would have to be accredited.

President Love changed the structure of the college, developing its divisions into professional schools, which would allow them to be accredited.

The bill, in its original form, would allow states and territories to be accredited for approval decisions on large coalmining and coal seam gas developments likely to have a significant impact on a water resource.

"We have had a lot of interest already which is really humbling and great," Burnet says, "but we'd like for every housing provider to be accredited".