Sentence examples for graded tier from inspiring English sources

Nations fully compliant with the minimum standards in combatting trafficking are graded tier one, while those unwilling and unable to counter the problem are graded tier three.

In the investment-grade tier beyond $20, they express terroir: vineyards' individual characteristics.

In the investment-grade tier beyond $20, they express "le terroir": vineyards' individual characteristics.

For the purposes of each ballpark's scorecard each category ranking was translated into a letter grade, with a No. 1 ranking converting to an A+, a 2-4 ranking converting to an A; a 5-7 ranking converting to an A- and so on, though each grade tier was extended, where necessary, to account for ties.

Based on the size of its assets, RBS is ranked number one, followed by Deutsche Bank, which is outside the top 20 banks graded by tier-one capital.

Earlier this week, protesters in Bangladesh (graded a tier-three country) argued that the report was a means of pressurising the government into deploying troops in Iraq, and only criminalised the poor.

The rooms are graded in three tiers: those with a view of the Kaaba; those overlooking the Grand Mosque; and those looking onto the holy city.

The KIT staining was defined as positive or negative while the remaining stainings were graded in three-tier scales (Antonescu et al, 2009).

The cytology specimens were graded according to a three-tier system.

Early complications were defined as any deviation from the normal postoperative course occurring within 90 days after surgery, and graded according to the five-tier modified Clavien system [6].

OSCs were graded according to the two-tier system, which is based primarily on the assessment of nuclear atypia, with the mitotic rate used as a secondary feature [ 21] and the information of TNM staging system for these OSC listed in Additional file 1: Table S1.