Sentence examples for its scorecard from inspiring English sources

Its Behind the Brands campaign encourages people to use its scorecard to tell the 'Big 10' food and beverage companies exactly what needs to change in their supply chains.

Recent mergers on its scorecard: Warner-Lambert and Pfizer, Seagram and Vivendi, Saatchi & Saatchi and Publicis.

The key to New Profit is its scorecard, which rates a nonprofit on a series of financial and other sorts of benchmarks.

According to its "scorecard" site, Mollom was protecting 50,300 sites at the time of this writing, and blocked 1,282,363 pieces of spam on August 12.

Our rankings bottomed out at C-, except when a last-place ballpark was substantially below the rest of the pack, such as Dolphin Stadium, which earned a unanimous last-place ranking in the intangibles category and a D on its scorecard.

For more information about the CDF Action Council and its Scorecard, please visit: http://www.cdfactioncouncil.org/.org/

Its scorecards are the most popular way for voters to assess a candidate's soundness on guns, so congressmen often vote with them in mind, even if that means voting against laws that most NRA members support.

An ACF spokesman said the organisation had been in contact with all three major parties this year to tell them how their policies would likely rate in its election scorecard with its policies as they stand.

Under the tenure of current CEO Marissa Mayer, Yahoo has ignited its mobile user base, but its revenue scorecard has been flat.

2. Walmart announced this week that it's increasing its "sustainability scorecard" tenfold from 10 categories to 100, and will be more aggressively monitoring their suppliers' sustainability performance.

That dichotomy spurred the UCS to develop its "hybrid scorecard," which rates each hybrid according to how well it lives up to its promise of reducing air pollution.