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  • Next to it was a French passport, a French driver's permit, French credit cards, bank cards, and various medical certificates and accreditations in the name of Leila Hadawi.†  (source)
  • At this point, it's only Popsy's credentials and academic history that give our program accreditation.†  (source)
  • The class was a basic business course, taught by a pair of professors who came in from a nearby accredited college.†  (source)
    accredited = officially recognized or approved
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  • It devotes more space to a description of the company's food safety program — with its "Triple Clean" slaughterhouse system and its "approved and accredited laboratories" than to the details of how IBP managed to distribute nationwide enough suspect meat to make at least a million life-threatening hamburgers.†  (source)
    accredited = officially recognized or approved
  • Students got the same education they would if the school didn't lose its accreditation.†  (source)
    accreditation = official recognition or approval  OR  the act of officially recognizing or approving
    standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
  • The multitude of false churches[499] accredits the true religion.†  (source)
    accredits = officially recognizes or approves
  • He was about (connecting the accrediting with an obtrusive person of the name of Clennam, whom he imperfectly remembered in some former state of existence) to black-ball the name of Gowan finally, when Edward Dorrit, Esquire, came into the conversation, with his glass in his eye, and the preliminary remark of 'I say—you there!†  (source)
    accrediting = officially recognizing or approving
  • We got notice today of a site visit soon from the people who accredit our residency training program.†  (source)
    accredit = officially recognize or approve
  • Normally he would have taken it up with Franklin, the properly accredited minister to the Court, with whom he had never known the least discord.†  (source)
    accredited = officially recognized or approved
  • He explained that when a college lost its accreditation, nobody came and shut down the school.†  (source)
    accreditation = official recognition or approval  OR  the act of officially recognizing or approving
  • The multitude of false churches[499] accredits the true religion.†  (source)
    accredits = officially recognizes or approves
  • Phaedrus had given up, was exchanging letters with the Northwest Regional Accrediting Association to see if they could help prevent these violations of accreditation requirements.†  (source)
    Accrediting = officially recognizing or approving
  • Then perhaps you can explain how it is those same amounts were listed by Sharon DeBlass and accredited to you.†  (source)
    accredited = officially recognized or approved
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