Sentence examples for a ratings system for from inspiring English sources

A ratings system, for example one for poor and five for excellent, can work well, says Smith.

Recently, Annie Lennox said there should be a ratings system for pop videos after becoming concerned by the "dark" and "pornographic" material in clips by some of today's most popular artists.

And after the Democrats' election drubbing of 1994, the lesson was underlined: the president was forced to think very small indeed.Mr Clinton's proposals since then have mostly been for poll-tested micro-initiatives that even Republicans would like: parental leave, school uniforms, a ratings system for videotapes.

World of Glamping recently established a ratings system for glamping properties around the world and set standards based on very specific criteria.

This new mathematical study of photo retouching could lead to a ratings system for photoshopped images, for countries that are committed to transparency in advertising.

The F.D.A. proposed new safety standards and a new ratings system for sunscreens last August.

Many exchange sites, including Craigslist, use small-town mechanisms of honor and disgrace — a community ratings system, for example — to keep would-be swindlers in check.

A month before its publication, Lady - My Life As a Bitch is already garnering lip-smacking outrage, righteous indignation and calls for a nationwide ratings system for children's fiction.

The case spurred local governments across Japan to adopt ordinances setting some limits to sales of pedophilic works, including a loose ratings system for explicit manga books imposed by the publishers themselves, and also set the stage for the 1999 anti-child pornography law.

Cox says the commission will push for a different ratings system for risky securities.

In 1994, under government pressure, the Interactive Digital Software Association set up a voluntary ratings system for videogames.