“If the trust fails to undertake this, it will lose accreditation for training junior doctors in obstetrics and gynecology.”

“Now to another tale of news-gathering, but where the issue of accreditation never really arises.”

“A lot of parents look to accreditation as a rubber stamp of a school's pedigree.”

“The university was granted full accredition for its outstanding academic programs and faculty.”

“The university was placed on one year's probation by its accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, in December.”

“A letter from the accreditor made public by the university spelled out the ways in which it had not complied with accreditation requirements.”

“As an institutional accreditor, our organization reviews and accredits entire institutions within its region of the United States.”

“Our recent accreditations serve to further demonstrate our unwavering commitment to quality and accountability.”

“Aa HCAC has become the third health care accreditation organization in the world to gain all three international accreditations set by ISQua.”

“The accreditations are with National Committee on Quality Accreditations and the Utilization Review Accreditation Committee.”