Sentence examples for devise a rating from inspiring English sources
In particular, is it possible to devise a rating system that everyone from Internet content providers to parents concerned about what their children see on the web can agree to?
Our approach simply takes what is currently available for performance measurement, accepts the existence of problems, and attempts to devise a rating model that we believe minimizes the impact of these problems.
Devise a rating system to evaluate the target audience for each event.
[C6.] Ratings to Evaluate Open-Source Softwand Carnegie Mellon UniverSpikeSource and SpikeSourcompanyompany that supports and tests corporate open-source projects, have devised a rating system intended to reduce confusion in evaluating open-source software.
Instead, Buxman devised a rating system called California Clean, which would allow for chemical fertilizers but exclude farms of more than 100 acres and require the farmer and his or her family to be the primary laborers.
Avon has devised a rating system that takes account of small indices of permanence and responsibility, such as a mobile phone number or a formal address.Linda Scott, one of the Oxford project's leaders, says that reps spoke of Avon in semi-religious terms, using words like "salvation".
Our group of Islamic scholars devised a rating system to determine which governments came closest to governing with true Islamic principles.
The decision to devise a new rating for the project meant that it was not given a rating by the MPA on its five-tier traffic light system, running from green to red, in this year's annual report and that there will be no assessment of its progress until after next May.
But ESPN spent years charting every N.F.L. play and then seven intensive months to devise a quarterback rating system that it says is better than the traditional passer rating, one that reflects more facets of the game.
Therefore, we plan to devise a quality rating instrument that encompasses multiple perspectives.
As a result of the new law, California — along with all other states — must now devise a new way to rate its schools, and to communicate those ratings to parents.
