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accredit

verb as in attribute responsibility or achievement

Strongest match

verb as in give authorization or control

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The Securities and Exchange Commission requires investors be “accredited” to buy private stocks.

Many private sonographers are already qualified midwives or radiographers, and accredited training courses are also available, although this is currently not a legal requirement.

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In all, 170 delegations are accredited for the main COP30 conference, taking place at a time of global political turmoil many fear will overshadow the climate emergency.

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But for more than four years, Manizha Bakhtari has defied the leadership in Kabul and remains accredited by Vienna as Afghanistan's ambassador to Austria.

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“As we look to restore merit to the process, we should also be requiring federally accredited institutions to eliminate admissions based on legacy or donor status,” Young said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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