0 present participle of accredit
1 to officially recognize, accept, or approve of someone or something:
But the school had to comply when accrediting bodies passed those ethics teaching requirements in the mid 1990s.
Even when accrediting bodies set their ethics teaching requirements, the school complied halfheartedly.
Only accrediting bodies and professional societies can set such schools straight.
Accrediting bodies must scrutinize the staffing, curricular content, and funding of medical ethics programs.
Overall, we challenge training programs and accrediting agencies to consider socialization experiences that encourage respect and concern rather than condescension or derision.
An independent means, both of accrediting suitably qualified contractors and of providing inspection of other contractors, might be necessary.
Of these, 27 were departmental staff, 56 from the accrediting bodies and 47 industry body representatives including 12 consultants.
They also share responsibility with other bodies that provide or accredit training for deciding on the scope for accrediting teachers' prior learning.
