Sentence examples for inadequate rating from inspiring English sources

But the same can only be said for a fifth of habitats – compared to the 2020 target of 34% - while 86% of agricultural ecosystems received an inadequate rating.

This month's damning report on The Hawthorne's free school in Liverpool means twice as many free schools have been given Ofsted's "inadequate" rating as other state schools.

While four of the new schools earned Ofsted's highest rating of "outstanding", only one was given an "inadequate" rating: the Discovery New School in Crawley, Sussex.

"Earlier this year the council was in a position where one care home announced its closure following an inadequate rating from the regulator.

Rather embarrassingly, the first such trust, created in Doncaster just over a year ago was last month given an "inadequate" rating by Ofsted because of shortcomings in its child protection provision (although other aspects of its work, such as adoption and services for children in care had improved).

Three other forces have been given the same inadequate rating for their handling of domestic abuse investigations, including Essex, which was investigated for a string of blunders that led to the deaths of three women and a child in cases in 2008 and 2011.

The companies cite regulatory issues, inadequate rates and slow progress on cost-saving measures enacted in 1998.

Because of the inadequate rates paid assigned counsel by New York State, victims are all too often forced to proceed on their own.

In part, Berkshire said the "unsatisfactory" results "reflected the effects of inadequate rates charged in recent years as well as higher international catastrophe and large property losses".

A squeeze on local authority funding means providers are being paid inadequate rates for care, with figures staying the same or barely increasing year on year.

The companies maintained that they were hampered by regulatory issues, inadequate rates and the slow pace of progress on cost-saving measures enacted in 1998.