Sentence examples for rating certificate from inspiring English sources

The film's rating certificate warned of "moderate violence".

When a Maltese company, Unifaun Theatre Productions, applied for a rating certificate from Malta's Board for Film and Stage Classification in 2008, it was denied permission to stage the play.

In 1984, the courts ruled in favor of Deodato, and Cannibal Holocaust was granted a rating certificate of VM18 for a cut print.

Nor can service members simply take $10,000 they had managed to save in a low-rate certificate of deposit and put it in the military program as a lump sum to earn the higher rate, said Steve Burghardt, a spokesman for Defense Finance and Accounting Service.

Be aware that the application will include two forms from the Internal Revenue Service (Form W-8, Certificate of Foreign Status and Form 1001, Exemption or Reduced Rate Certificate).

* Mitsubishi Bank Ltd.'s London branch is issuing $200 million of five-year floating-rate certificates of deposit through Mitsubishi Finance International Ltd.

In this work, we present a modification of the classical IQC results of Megretski and Rantzer that leads to a tractable computational procedure for finding exponential rate certificates.

Variable-rate certificates of deposit -- sometimes called adjustable-rate CDs -- feature an interest rate that varies.

We're seeing a lot of discussion about what these MOOC students are not doing (e.g. completion rates, certificates) and not enough about what students are gaining (e.g. knowledge, interaction with a global community and free education from the world's best universities)....Many who register for HarvardX courses are engaging substantially in courses without earning a certificate.

(c) In order to obtain authority to lower the wage rate of a worker with a disability to whom this provision applies to a rate below the certificate rate, the employer must submit information as prescribed under this section to the appropriate Regional Office.

Both studies are in agreement in the overall lowest completion rate of Certificate I/II students.