Sentence examples for downgraded according from inspiring English sources

Several officers told investigators they had been transferred because they objected to felonies being downgraded, according to one official.

The man was arrested in December for illegal possession of weapons, but freed the following day after the charge was downgraded, according to Fernández, COPINH's lawyer.

TransPennine Express trains that start in Hull and head over to Manchester have been downgraded, according to the local rail user group.

Clear All Heart timber with birdseye was downgraded according to the size and incidence of the defect.

When antibiotic treatment cannot be delayed, fourth-generation cephalosporin such as cefepime could be suggested as a first-line treatment and later downgraded according to bacteriological results.

Although clear triage protocols are in place, and local audit suggests that nurses follow these protocols closely, nevertheless there are still grey areas where patients may be upgraded or downgraded according to an individual nurse's judgement.

Neither is failure by the super-committee likely to precipitate any ratings downgrades according to most agencies (though it is hard to see why not), though any attempt to tinker with the automatic sequestration process, either in its timing or scope, would be viewed very dimly, and might do so.

A record number of companies, with a combined $500 billion of debt, now face potential credit downgrades according to Standard & Poors, as tight lending conditions pressure their bottom lines.

Of the six remaining AAA rated countries in the 17-strong zone, it is the only one not facing the risk of a downgrade, according to Moody's, a ratings agency.

Ratings agency Moody's also placed Ukraine's key sovereign ratings on review for a possible downgrade, according to TradeTheNews.com.

European Union officials and a member of Germany’s ruling party publicly criticized the cuts to Greece’s rating following this week’s downgrade, according to numerous press reports.