Ratings for each region are based on specific parameters: For instance, a "poor" rating means severe and possibly fatal trauma happened to drivers and/or passengers during the crash; a "good" rating means little to no trauma occurred.
You know what that rating means?
An NC-17 rating means no children are admitted.
The latter rating means the stock is valued fairly.
According to Michelin, a three-star rating means that a restaurant is "worth a special journey"; a two-star rating means it is merely worth a "detour".
An R rating means children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult to attend.
As a rule, a lower credit rating means higher borrowing costs for debtor nations.
A poor performance can close a department, while a top rating means steady funding.
A sterling rating means there is little for lenders to worry about.
Nothing, except for a card explaining that a triple-A rating means "exceptionally stable and dependable".
An R rating means a child cannot be admitted to a movie without an adult or guardian.
