Meanings of accredit in English

This would accredit all health facilities including clinics, hospitals and GPs' rooms.

His agents at accredit its envoys as those of an independent power.

The Inquisition finds it supports their cause to accredit any fantastical tale.

Later, the British army agreed to accredit five British correspondents at the front.

We accredit it to heavy social media usage and our Squad.

Here, take my ring; it will accredit you as our envoy.

The undersigned ministry has subsequently decided to accredit the following representatives with the Allied Powers:

All evil do I accredit to thee: therefore do I desire of thee the good.

Or, if you so desire, I will accredit you to Governor Frontenac in the north.

The president said he has instructed his officials to ask Nauru's foreign ministry to accredit Mr Bitiev.

That committee reviews requests to accredit diplomats to the U.N. and makes recommendations to the General Assembly.

The news profession doesn't accredit journalists-they'renot like doctors or lawyers or accountants with specific professional qualifications!

Isn't the point of a scientific PhD to train and accredit the next generation of researchers and professors?

In March, I called and asked spokesperson Johannes Manger if I could accredit my 5-year-old as a reporter.

Enough remains from among his early efforts to accredit whatever mournful witness may now be borne of him.

The announcement is bad news for lower-paid talent (accredit employer) applicants who had been prioritised until now.