Sentence examples for department rating from inspiring English sources
Safe Eats is an iPhone app showing restaurants nearby, marking each with an icon showing its health department rating and giving details about its violations.
Richardson was hired at that time, and urged that Leeds's ambition should be greater than just hoiking the department rating back up to "good".
In December 2008, Ofsted was highly critical of the department, rating it as among the worst in the country.
"The training in the department rates well compared to other departments, " said Eli B. Silverman, who studied the agency for his book "NYPD Battles Crime" (Northeastern University Press, 1999).
Any children's services department rated "inadequate" by Ofsted will have a mere six months to show "significant improvement" or be taken over.
FORBES GLOBAL's statistics department rates these funds on a scale of A+ (best) to F (worst), for performance relative to a benchmark over four market cycles.
Overall, 36 out of 46 departments rated gained the top two ratings of 5 or 5*, and 76% of all the academic staff working in departments scored these top two levels.
Local authorities fare comparatively well in the Citizens Advice report, with council tax collection departments rated highly on indicators such as communication and a willingness to give breathing space.
Currently under consultation, the Promising Researcher awards would enable talented young researchers in departments rated 4 or below in the Research Assessment Exercise to spend 6 months in a higher rated lab.
The recent decision by the Higher Education Funding Council for England to only fund departments rated 5* to 3a in the latest Research Assessment Exercise (and to guarantee the income only of the top-rated 5* ones) means that most universities face yet another cut!
"The overall improvement in research ratings, combined with the limited amount of funds, means that there will inevitably be some reduction in levels of funding for departments rated below 5*," reads HEFCE's announcement.
