Sentences with phrase «regional associations»

The problem is to develop local or regional associations of churches with their own resources for policy and program.

These high schools may or may not be accredited by the proper regional association.

However, its message thrived in local congregations and in regional associations around the nation.

IMO supports the establishment of regional associations for women in the maritime sector and encourages IMO Member States to open the doors of their maritime institutes to enable women to train alongside men.

Niersbach faced top football officials and presidents of the 16 regional associations which make up the German Football Association (DFB) in a special meeting on Monday.

SAIS is a premier regional association of 381 independent schools located in 13 Southern states, the Caribbean, and Latin America, the largest suc...

Atlanta — Educators from 13 Southern states and a number of regional associations met here last week to share information about legislative initiatives in the field of early - childhood education.

They are the same regional associations that grant accreditation to most brick - and - mortar public and private universities

Accreditation for independent schools is by regional associations and members of the National Association of Independent Schools.

A survey from Moby, a company that develops personal safety mobile applications, found that the majority (61 percent) of more than 450 surveyed real estate professionals report that their office, firm, or local or regional association offers safety presentations at least once a year.

Atlantic's support for the National Council of Nonprofits helped cross-fertilize the work of member groups of 37 state and regional association of nonprofits.

Promisingly, in May 2016 the Family Business Council - Gulf (FBCG), the regional association of Family Business Network International (FBN), launched the GCC Family Business Governance Code which serves as voluntary guide on how to organize the family and business together.

One obvious point of division between black theologians and black church people is that black theology is not generally taught in black churches, state and national conventions, regional associations, ministers» conferences or Christian education congresses.

True, within Pennsylvania - Delaware there are «area representatives» in the regional associations.

Originally a regional association, it already went national just two years later.

Pacific Swimming, the second largest of USA Swimming's 59 regional associations, is made up of 120 swim clubs and more than 16,000 swimmers.

While we're proud of our recordholders and past and future Olympians, we're also proud to rank second among USA Swimming's regional associations in the number of nonathlete members.

The seven - goal 2010 - 2020 Strategic Plan was developed with the collaboration of the World Rugby member unions, regional associations, elected members and World Rugby staff and seeks to balance the needs of all rugby stakeholders.

The Massachusetts Biotech Council is one regional association that's working to develop training courses for industry jobs.

To improve practice and share teacher training, a number of public and private schools and school districts have formed a regional association, the International Baccalaureate Schools of Michigan.

Catholic schools are also active, collegial members of national and regional associations and have the liberty and wisdom to avoid faddish trends while focusing on core skills, content - rich curricula, and measurable student achievement.

Last evening I wrote to a colleague who runs a regional association of trade book publishers.

They serve as signifiers of ethnic, religious, and regional association, transmitting memories of particular landscapes and traditions.

Similar to the Neal painting, a number of the acquisitions resonated with the museum because of their local significance or regional association, including a drawing by Benny Andrews, who hailed from rural Plainview, Ga.; a quilt by Dawn Williams Boyd, who grew up in Atlanta; and a porcelain vase paying homage to artist Alma Thomas, a Columbus native, and Horace King, a pioneering African American bridge builder who worked in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi.

She served two years as Chair / Co-Chair of York Collaborative Practice, a regional association for collaborative family professionals, and has also sat on the Board of Directors of the York Region Law Association.

Additionally, there are nine regional associations: the Qikiqtani Inuit Association (Baffin Region)(see also Baffin Island Inuit); Government of Nunatsiavut; Kivalliq Inuit Association; Kitikmeot Inuit Association; Inuvialuit Regional Corporation; Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada; Makivik Corporation; Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.; and National Inuit Youth Council.

The New England Traffic Safety Education Association (NETSEA) is an regional association of driver and traffic safety education instructors.

LinkedIn gets a lot of attention because of the vast numbers of professionals who connect with one another on the site, but don't discount connections you can make offline too - through neighborhood networks, regional associations, industry member organizations and volunteer work.

Record and form goals with fellow umpires as a part of secretarial duties of regional association

In the United States, accreditation is voluntarily sought by institutions of higher education and is conferred by six regional associations, and by several national associations that limit their scope to particular kinds of institutions.

Licensure as a professional counselor in South Carolina requires the completion of a master's or doctoral degree of at least 48 graduate semester hours in counseling or a related discipline from a college or university accredited by the Commission on the Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada or one of their regional associations.

NHSA's formal comments, supported by every state and regional association and hundreds of programs and individuals, proposed that extended duration call for 1,020 hours of services per year rather than a particular numbers of hours and days in order for programs to have the flexibility to meet local needs.

Each regional association developed its own set of rules and regulations, which differed from province to province.

For more information on real estate - related legislation that went into effect this summer, contact your local or regional association of REALTORS ® or your county or state representative's office.

The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International is a federation of 93 BOMA U.S. associations, BOMA Canada and its 11 regional associations and 13 BOMA international affiliates.

We work with realtor associations of all sizes, from the state level (Pennsylvania Association of Realtors), to regional associations (Suburban Realtors Alliance) and large metro cities (MIBOR), as well as smaller local realtor associations.

NAR has cooperating agreements with 62 national real estate associations in 51 countries, plus agreements with two European regional associations and one Central American regional association.