2) a procedure by which the state associates certain organizations (companies, associations) with a public interest action by defining the conditions under which they must comply in order to obtain more legal privileges or material benefits in return. Agrer that, followed by the subjunctive, find it good to agree that. Rather, the word “accreditation” is used in administrative law. It refers to the consent of a public authority to the appointment of a person or to the execution of a project that requires the approval or prior notice of the person. Permission has the same meaning as “empowerment.” V. n. With the assistant. “Yes, yes. This man has done me a lot of harm. V.a. To receive kindly, to find good. Please introduce the friend of such a strong man. I found him as a son-in-law.

He`s got my good service. His proposals were thwarted. It is an act by which someone, and especially the one who has power… AgrerNature: pronunciation: etymology a-gr: and gr; Proven. agreiar, agreyar, agradar; – Espagn. agradar; Ital. Aggradare, aggradire. 1. State authorization for a natural or legal person who is required for certain activities (for example. B, security, human services: apply for accreditation. Unlike other names that alternate with verbs whose radicality ends with a vowel (z.B Gré – rigging), the admission is written without intermediate mute.

The word is also used in corporate law to refer to the fact that the statutes of a company may subordinate to the admission of the partners the right to sell the shares or shares of the selling partner to an unaffiliated third party.