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adjectiveanerkannt [Schule, Anstalt]; akkreditiert [Botschafter, Diplomat]; zugelassen [Journalist]* * *[ə'kreditid](officially recognized: the Queen's accredited representative.) (offiziell) anerkannt* * *ac·cred·it·ed[əˈkredɪtɪd]* * *adjectiveanerkannt [Schule, Anstalt]; akkreditiert [Botschafter, Diplomat]; zugelassen [Journalist]* * *adj.akkreditiert adj.beglaubigt adj. -
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7 accredited advertising agency
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accredited advertising agency
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8 accredited chartered accountant
accredited chartered accountant (ACA) ACC amtlich zugelassener Wirtschaftsprüfer m, amtlich zugelassene Wirtschaftsprüferin fEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accredited chartered accountant
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9 accredited physician of German national statutory health insurance
accredited physician of German national statutory health insurance LAW, INS, PERS Vertragsarzt m, Kassenarzt mEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accredited physician of German national statutory health insurance
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10 accredited registrar
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accredited registrar
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11 accredited laboratory
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > accredited laboratory
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ac·cred·it[əˈkredɪt]vt usu passive1. (credit)▪ to be \accredited with sth etw bestätigt bekommenhe is \accredited with being the world's best sprinter man sagt, dass er der beste Sprinter der Welt sei2. (approve)3. (authorize)4. (ascribe)▪ to be \accredited to sb jdm zugeschrieben werden* * *[ə'kredɪt]vt1) ambassador, representative akkreditieren (form), beglaubigen2) (= approve officially) zulassen, genehmigen; herd staatlich überwachen; educational institution anerkennen; (= establish) belief, custom anerkennen* * *accredit [əˈkredıt] v/t1. einen Botschafter etc akkreditieren (to bei)3. anerkennen5. WIRTSCH akkreditieren, ein Akkreditiv ausstellen (dat)* * *v.akkreditieren v.beglaubigen v. -
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ac·cred·it [əʼkredɪt] vt1) ( credit)to be \accredited with sth etw bestätigt bekommen;he is \accredited with being the world's best sprinter man sagt, dass er der beste Sprinter der Welt sei2) ( approve)to have been \accredited certificate anerkannt worden sein3) ( authorize)4) ( ascribe)to be \accredited to sb jdm zugeschrieben werden -
17 Analyse der Proben
■ Analyse, die ausschließlich in WADA-akkreditierten oder auf eine andere Weise von der WADA genehmigten Labors und in Übereinstimmung mit dem Internationalen Standard durchgeführt wird.■ Analysis which is conducted by WADA-accredited laboratories or as otherwise approved by WADA in accordance with the International Standard for laboratory analysis. -
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■ UEFA-Spielbeauftragter, der namentlich bei Spielen, für die er bezeichnet wurde, für die Durchführung der Dopingkontrollen verantwortlich ist, seine Erfahrungen dem Antidoping-Ausschuss mitteilt und Verbesserungs- oder Entwicklungsvorschläge für das Antidoping-Programm macht.► Der Dopingkontrolleur ist verantwortlich für den gesamten Ablauf der Dopingkontrolle einschließlich Auslosung, Abgabe bzw. Entnahme und Transport der Proben zu einem WADA-akkreditierten Labor.Syn. DK m Abk.■ A UEFA match officer whose main duties are to carry out doping controls at the match for which he is appointed, to share his experience with the Anti-Doping Panel, and to propose improvements or developments for the anti-doping programme.► The doping control officer is responsible for the entire doping control procedure, including the draw, the collection of samples and the transport of samples to the WADA-accredited laboratory.Syn. DCO -
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■ UEFA-Spielbeauftragter, der namentlich bei Spielen, für die er bezeichnet wurde, für die Durchführung der Dopingkontrollen verantwortlich ist, seine Erfahrungen dem Antidoping-Ausschuss mitteilt und Verbesserungs- oder Entwicklungsvorschläge für das Antidoping-Programm macht.► Der Dopingkontrolleur ist verantwortlich für den gesamten Ablauf der Dopingkontrolle einschließlich Auslosung, Abgabe bzw. Entnahme und Transport der Proben zu einem WADA-akkreditierten Labor.Syn. DK m Abk.■ A UEFA match officer whose main duties are to carry out doping controls at the match for which he is appointed, to share his experience with the Anti-Doping Panel, and to propose improvements or developments for the anti-doping programme.► The doping control officer is responsible for the entire doping control procedure, including the draw, the collection of samples and the transport of samples to the WADA-accredited laboratory.Syn. DCO -
20 nationales Klublizenzierungsreglement
■ Von der UEFA akkreditiertes Regelwerk, das alle Mindestanforderungen des UEFA-Klublizenzierungsverfahrens sowie nationale Anforderungen und Ziele enthält.■ Set of criteria and provisions describing the national club licensing system in a particular country and which must be accredited by UEFA.German-english football dictionary > nationales Klublizenzierungsreglement
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