Sentence examples for rating perspective from inspiring English sources

"From a credit rating perspective, Lithuania has put itself on positive trajectory," said Kenneth Orchard, a senior credit officer in Moody's sovereign risk group.

What Brexit means in practice would depend on negotiations that could well be "lengthy and complicated" and that period of uncertainty would raise at least three key risks from a credit rating perspective, the agency added.

Arrears on such obligations would not constitute a default event from a sovereign rating perspective but very likely prompt a downgrade even as debt obligations continued to be met," Fitch wrote.

"Arrears on such obligations would not constitute a default event from a sovereign rating perspective but very likely prompt a downgrade even as debt obligations continued to be met".

For ease of discussion and without loss of generality, discussion in this paper is from an individual credit rating perspective.

"Even a so-called 'technical default' would suggest a crisis of 'governance' from a sovereign credit and rating perspective and though such an event (such as a short-lived Treasury bill default) may not permanently impair the capacity of the U.S. government to service its obligations, it is unlikely that its 'AAA' status would be retained in the short to medium term," Fitch said in a statement.

In both rating perspectives and age groups, the children without any impairment represent approximately 80% of all cases.

In both rating perspectives, the prosocial behaviour subscale provided no significant contribution to the prediction of any of the three outcome variables.

However, while the percentage of 'definite' and 'severe' perceived difficulties is similar in both rating perspectives (4.1% versus 4.3%), in the girls' self-report 'minor' difficulties are reported more often (data not shown).

The aggregated impact score reflects the divergence between the rating perspectives and indicates higher impact caseness in boys according to parent-reported data, while girls are more affected according to self-reported data.

The differences between parents' and children's perceptions were also reflected in the results of multiple regression analyses, which found different contributions of single problem subscales in explaining the impairment outcomes of the rating perspectives.