Sentence examples for has to be rated from inspiring English sources

If you want to put the same film out on DVD, it has to be rated again, because the BBFC says its "ratings are issued according to their intended use at the point of submission" and may therefore change when films leave the cinema and arrive in the nation's homes.

The tour has to be rated a great success.

"She has to be rated as one of the best players in the world".

'In terms of his overall record Empery has to be rated the worst of my nine Derby winners.

Of course success has to be rated higher than performance, but I don't think we veered far from our philosophy against Argentina.

Battalion, like all the runners on Friday, has to be rated high enough to run in one of the seven finals, each worth at least £150,000, and he has qualified by running three times during the championship period.

In addition, many candidate tracks have to be rated for each one, and it becomes harder to give clear ratings.

To qualify, most vehicles had to be rated worse than 18 miles to the gallon.

Toyota's chances have to be rated, however, at somewhat long odds; Audi seems to have Le Mans pretty well figured out.

Specifically, for the fall 2007 term her teaching and the overall quality of the course had to be "rated in the top two categories (Outstanding and Good) by at least 85percentt of the students in both your courses".

The self-perceived level of competence had to be rated on a Visual Analog Scale (VAS).