Sentence examples for green ratings from inspiring English sources

Essex University points out that it is given green ratings for its code of practice on freedom of speech, university charter and other key policies, and says it is "absurd" that it is given a red ranking "for providing guidance to our community about avoiding homophobic behaviour, in line with the Equality Act 2010.

These "green" ratings tower over typical 15K HDDs, which consume between 8 to 15 watts in active mode and 1 to 2 watts in idle mode.

Autos Green Center offer buying tips, "green ratings" on automobiles and research on various alternative-fuel automobile technologies, while Facebook and MySpace offer several community discussion boards and forums.

Other examples since July include a letter from the firm's former head of hardware engineering saying that ditching a green ratings scheme had been "a mistake"; a statement acknowledging that changes to its retail stores had been made in error; and emails to iCloud users apologising for an interruption to their email service.

In relation to hard performance data, it was felt that greater efforts needed to be made to disaggregate information about particular trends within the organisation rather than rely solely on an aggregated picture of the organisation as red, amber or green ratings.

In addition to direct benefits for the new residents of the area, such as access to fresh organic food, education and awareness of alternative food production, and improved land values, the property developers involved stand to gain from an enhancement of their green property ratings.

Only 3percentt of the schools considered received "green light" ratings, which means that the "school's written policies do not pose a serious threat to free speech".

Firstly, trailers for games that are or are anticipated to be rated "Mature" can be cleared by the ESRB for "general" audiences (similar to "green band" ratings issued by the MPAA for film trailers).

Central to this was an over reliance on performance measurement systems such as red, amber and green (RAG) ratings at the expense of critical reflection and challenge about why such issues and trends had arisen [ 20].

USGBC gets great credit for making the LEED standards by far and away the most widely used U.S. green-building ratings.

The agency's January, 2013 evaluation of Indian Point 2 and 3 gave the plants "green" or top ratings in every category, including security.