Sentence examples for make rating from inspiring English sources
In squeezing a late change into its financial overhaul package, Congress wanted to make rating agencies more accountable.
A good place to start would be to make rating agencies more accountable, perhaps by asking regulators to monitor their quality.
While other factors (e.g., time, assessment confidence, rating style) come into play in describing the rating changes, the impact of a rubric is definitely a crucial factor in guiding teacher-raters to make rating judgments.
Health Grades is among the first to make rating hospitals into a business, gathering data for every hospital and putting it all together in one easy-to-use site.
Forbes: So if we have the centralized clearing, we'll avoid the suspicions of phony CDS transactions to put pressure on stocks, or make rating agencies think that, "Oh, maybe the bonds aren't what we thought they were," and start all of that?
The app's creators have cleverly designed Tinder to make rating both faster and, in a subtle way, more literal.
The British government plans to be more involved and make rate-rigging a criminal offense.
Comparisons to other information can make rates seem like a bargain-basement deal or an outrageous ask.
U.P. DOES NOT CONTROL But a Link in a Transcontinental Line Without Power to Make Rates for Through Traffic.
Counsel suggest that the state itself may construct and operate railroads, and then may properly make rates so low that the business is done at a loss.
"With higher risk in this market, it could make rates higher on the margin," he said, for the moment, just the opposite of what Mr. Summers has predicted.
