Sentence examples for changed its ratings from inspiring English sources
Fitch said it changed its ratings outlook because of "the very limited fiscal space to absorb further adverse economic shocks in light of such elevated debt levels and a potentially weaker than currently forecast economic recovery".
Nielsen Media Research changed its ratings system to include data from digital video recorders.
The Cook Political Report, for example, after the Pennsylvania special election changed its ratings for 10 districts nationally.
The personal finance magazine Kiplinger removed Claremont McKenna College from its 2011-12 "Best Values in Private Colleges" list on Friday, making it the first publication to change its ratings since it was revealed that the college had submitted inflated SAT data for six years.
This week, Moody's said it was weighing proposals to change its ratings for structured-finance bonds, which are backed by mortgages and other loans.
S&P cut Japan's sovereign rating to AA-minus in January, although it said shortly after the March disaster that it did not expect to change its ratings stance on Japan.
The international ratings agency said Monday it would closely monitor the subprime situation and may change its ratings on Chinese lenders if the current debt market turmoil worsens the fundamentals of the American economy, and hence China's as well.
The Motion Picture Association of America on Thursday changed its film ratings system to include smoking as a factor alongside violence, sex and drug use in assessing the suitability of films for young viewers.
About one month has passed since Snapchat has changed its friend-rating system and it's ruining more lives than ever before.
Bank jitters set off a milder economic tremor in 2006, after Fitch Ratings changed its outlook for Iceland's sovereign debt to negative from stable.
Last month, the Financial Times reported that Moody's had downgraded bonds in Johnston Press to the third lowest possible ranking and changed its outlook on the ratings from stable to negative.
