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    Use "accredit" in a sentence

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    accredit


    accredited


    accrediting


    1. Michael was an excellent and well-respected teacher; today he is the president of the clinical hypnotherapists in the UK, and two universities accredit his school


    2. " And since Jesus knew that there had been much debate, even among his own disciples, as to whether or not he was the son of David, he asked this further question: "If the Deliverer is indeed the son of David, how is it that, in the Psalm which you accredit to David, he himself, speaking in the spirit, says, `The Lord said to my lord, sit on my right hand until I make your enemies the footstool of your feet


    3. accredit with deepest affection their Seanchai as their initial source of their life-long burning desire to visit Ireland or as they say, the need to come home


    1. Promptly, the fox declared to the tiger, "How dare you kill me!" On hearing the words the tiger was surprised and asked for the reason" The fox raised his voice a bit higher and declared arrogantly: "To tell you the truth, it's I who was accredited by God of the forest as the king of all the animals! If you kill me, that will be against the God's will, you know?" Seeing that the tiger became suspicions, the fox added: "Let's have a test


    2. accredited only to the settled folk of the realm


    3. The King of Ashanti was accredited in the English Press as having 3,333 wives granted him by law


    4. From what came out later and always suspected the accredited diplomats did nothing to protect their country's reputation for they felt as long haired liberals that they could not defend Apartheid


    5. They had, for example accredited a “godly status” to streams, lakes, mountains and other elements of nature


    6. life, and learning these Psalms by heart was accredited as a worthy task


    7. he was circumcised so that he, Abraham, is now accredited to be the father of all that


    8. A certification Agency (who is accredited to an Accreditation agency- who represents ISO in national/regional level) can perform third party Audit and issues certification


    9. center is the only nationally accredited breast


    10. The center is accredited in

    11. AC is accredited by the Southern


    12. accredited skills and a reference from another satisfied client


    13. shedding of His blood is accredited to us and our account becomes settled with


    14. These teachers were chosen, supported, and fully accredited by their respective religious groups


    15. Accordingly, from the 15th to the 25th of the month preceding the Passover, accredited money-changers erected their booths in the principal cities of Palestine for the purpose of providing the Jewish people with proper money to meet the temple dues after they had reached Jerusalem


    16. Kingdom builders, the accredited citizens of the heavenly worlds, are not to be disturbed by temporal upheavals or perturbed by terrestrial cataclysms


    17. (accredited investors) and institutions which can use aggressive trading strategies


    18. Such agents, properly accredited are known as "legals" but their movements are constantly monitored


    19. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums helps its accredited


    20. Many zoos are dilapidated and not accredited by the

    21. holding out his hand, “I am an accredited representative of


    22. of the Old Testament which he is accredited with writing which


    23. accredited with having composed the Pentateuch or


    24. You can find out if a CCRC is accredited and get advice on selecting this type of long-term care community from the


    25. number of accredited counsellors as there are


    26. “I have a class four medical rating, accredited at the Vulcan Academy of science,”


    27. accredited Tax Practitioner (PR-F3777CC) and I service the tax needs of ten private


    28. They are accredited to provide assistance to physical trainers within or


    29. against humanity” that have been accredited to the unknown Almighty Creator by the authors of the


    30. In my notes, the previous quote was accredited to Jonathan Livingston Seagull, 187a metaphorical

    31. You also can go to this website for a directory of accredited online colleges in the United States


    32. giggles where accredited to alcohol, and should the odour be noticed it was simply


    33. is so developed and so omnipresentthat he is justly accredited as


    34. accredited with the heritage of about 15 US Presidents


    35. accredited to the name of God


    36. But even the ruthless Hitler had not the heart to do the kind of things that are being accredited to the name of God


    37. Advice for Receiving Online Accredited Degrees ~ without the Commute


    38. Once the story is told and accredited, it should sink into a friendly silence


    39. The good thing about filing for disability benefits is that, you can get the full retirement benefits as received by others who have fulfilled the full retirement age, although this one requires full medical certification from one of the accredited Social Security Hospitals


    40. accredited by the state and there was no honor roll

    41. " But Don Jose Avellanos came to the rescue with a short oration, in which he alluded pointedly to England's goodwill towards Costaguana—"a goodwill," he continued, significantly, "of which I, having been in my time accredited to the Court of St


    42. The complete list of registrars that have been accredited by ICANN is available at http://www


    43. He also serves as general partner of a capital management company that provides wealth-creating opportunities for accredited investors


    44. • If you have more than $1 million in investable assets, you will have access to the Private Wealth Division, which has greater access to investments that are limited to accredited investors


    45. For an individual to be considered an accredited investor, he must have a net worth of at least US$1 million, not including the value of his primary residence; or have income of at least $200,000 each year for the last two years (or $300,000 together with a spouse if married)


    46. In order to access PPLI, you must be what’s called an accredited investor22 and the typical minimum annual deposits are $250,000 for a minimum of four years


    47. In order to qualify for private placement life insurance, you must be an accredited investor


    48. accredited investors, 286, 447


    49. I may point out that this idea was only accredited generally during the last years of Pavlicheff’s life, when his next-of-kin were trembling about the succession, when the earlier story was quite forgotten, and when all opportunity for discovering the truth had seemingly passed away


    50. The judges who rendered an unfair decision in his favor, did so because they fancied themselves different from ordinary men, who are guided only by truth; under the spell of the intoxication of authority, they believed themselves the guardians of a justice which cannot err; and at the same time, under the influence of servility, they considered themselves obliged to apply certain texts set forth in a certain book and called the laws; and all the other persons who took part in this affair, from the representatives of higher authority down to the last soldier ready to fire upon his brother,—they all accepted themselves in their conventionally accredited characters




    1. This is great given opportunity to the countries or accrediting institutions that desire to forgive the debt (partial or total) of countries


    2. They can be accrediting institutions of the national debt or foreign debt; companies that give in bankrupt’s estate of abandoned patrimony and also the Union, State or Municipal district that it renders public services


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    Synonyms for "accredit"

    accredit credit recognise recognize ascribe assign impute advance bring up offer

    "accredit" definitions

    grant credentials to


    provide or send (envoys or embassadors) with official credentials


    ascribe an achievement to