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Перевод: accredit

[глагол]
уполномочивать; аккредитовать; доверять; верить; приписывать

Тезаурус:

1. And, finally, it can officially accredit students' learning, thus giving it public recognition and status in a way that is simply not possible for the autodidact.
2. One cannot accredit those problems to immigration.
3. The CIOB's ongoing role is to approve and accredit NVQ assessment centres all around the country, and to quality assure those centres to ensure that standards are maintained.
4. In general, then, the pressures for vocational relevance, together with attempts to transform English studies into an antidote to contemporary cultural debasement and conformity, helped to accredit the Leavisian critical approach.
5. Enterprise Training also secured a number of major contracts in both the Public and Private sectors to train and accredit staff in Business Administration.
6. SCOTVEC's remit to develop, award and accredit vocational education and training means that the Council has a responsibility to ensure that its provision is responsive to changes in the economic environment.
7. Their objective is to develop clearly recognisable levels and quality norms for hotelschools in Europe and to accredit programmes.
8. SCOTVEC hopes to accredit 10 new general SVQs by January 1993.
9. We are hoping to accredit new general SVQs in the following areas by January 1993:
10. Thus institutions thus granted these charters or licences would be required to "accredit" their courses with the C.N.A.A.
11. The role of NAMAS is to assess, accredit and monitor calibration and testing laboratories.
12. Both sectors have long experienced the eye of professional bodies, which accredit the degree courses designed to produce recruits for their profession.
13. It is intended to accredit these individually as used but we would like to take the opportunity of thanking Mr Gilson now.