Sentence examples for ratings methodologies from inspiring English sources

Your March 21 editorial discussing credit rating firms ("Moody's and the Debt Threat") refers to a 2008 Securities and Exchange Commission report without noting that the same report also stated that there was no evidence that decisions about ratings methodologies or models were based on attracting or losing market share.

Moody's and Standard and Poor's have undertaken reviews of their loss estimates and ratings methodologies.

BBC1 said Call the Midwife's audience was the biggest for any new drama on the channel since new ratings methodology was introduced in 2001.

For example, the proposal calls for disclosing ratings methodology and the types of risks that the services do — and do not — assess.

It averaged more than 5 million viewers across its five-part run, toppling Wolf Hall as BBC2's biggest drama since modern ratings methodology was introduced in 2002.

These splurges have had to be paid for despite budget cuts and the need to maintain his station's current healthy 9.98 million weekly reach and at 12.5% the best share since the new ratings methodology started more than a decade ago.

The past 12 months have seen biggest-ever audiences for Radio 1, Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live since new ratings methodology was introduced more than a decade ago as the popularity of the wireless shows no sign of waning.

Although the origins of Kane's criticality and frequency ratings methodology was for use in the development of entry-to-practice examinations, the methodology provided a robust approach to standardizing participant's approaches to the rating of importance.

"The integrity of our ratings and rating methodologies is extremely important," the company said in a written statement.

In a statement to Bloomberg, Moody's said: "The integrity of our ratings and rating methodologies is extremely important to us, and we take seriously the questions raised about European CPDOs," adding, "We are therefore conducting a thorough review of this matter".

The ones that conveniently ignored or overrode their rating methodologies to issue those high-quality ratings merely because they earned record profits from doing so?