Sentence examples for light rating from inspiring English sources

Demos is also calling for a traffic light rating system for all credit products and their adverts to alert consumers to the associated risks.

The report applies a traffic light rating to 10 areas of housing policy, including housing supply and overcrowding, with the aim of returning to the issues regularly to review progress.

In addition to the 59percentt identified as restricting free speech, FIRE issued a "yellow light" rating to another 35.6percentt of schools because they have "policies that overregulate speech on campus".

Moreover, our annual speech code report found that, for the first time ever, the percentage of colleges and universities earning our worst, "red light" rating fell below 50percentt.

According to Spotlight on Speech Codes: The State of Free Speech On Our Nations Campuses (PDF) 67percentt of public and 65percentt of private American postsecondary institutions -- out of 390 in total -- received a "red light" rating from the nonprofit organization for maintaining at least one policy that "clearly and substantially restrict[s] freedom of speech".

Each of the evidence review sub-teams applied a traffic light rating system to their particular stream of evidence and then an overall traffic light grading was assigned to each initiative based upon all the available evidence gathered by the sub-groups.

Ease of use: For our professional, Northern Light rated only a medium on the ease-of-use scale.

At algal densities ≥13.9 mg L−1 in light, rate of decay of FC is higher in MSW than in LSW.

That means they pay taxes at Britain's comparatively light rates (40% top rate for individuals, 30% for companies) only on earnings inside Britain plus what they bring into the country.

The light regimen consisted of daily exposure to a light box (4000-K white light rated at 10,000 lux) for 30 minutes as soon as possible after awakening, preferably between 7 and 8 AM.

On its traffic-light rating system, Icai assessed DfID's oversight as amber-red, meaning that it offered relatively poor value for money and that significant improvements were required.