Sentence examples for refuse to rate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blumenthal, the Connecticut attorney general, said the recent turmoil had allowed municipalities to voice long-held frustrations that they did not feel comfortable expressing earlier, fearful that ratings firms would refuse to rate them or give them low ratings.

I refuse to rate it with a number because I can't.

Shortly after that law went into effect, the ratings agencies refused to rate mortgage securities containing Georgia loans because of this potential liability.

As far as Germany goes, well, the ratings board (the country's version of the ESRB) refused to rate it back in May.

(In Britain the film classification board, citing extreme violence, refused to rate it. The denial of a rating makes it illegal to sell the game there).

Perceptions of both men are negative overall, with more voters than not refusing to rate either as empathetic, good in a crisis or especially honest.

Bell refused to rate the series as the most satisfying of his four Ashes wins, saying that the significance of winning in Australia in 2010-11ranked alongside his more significant personal contribution to this one.

For the record, the "mummy bloggers" Bolt refused to rate include award-winning broadcaster, producer and entrepreneur Emma Race, who has more than 15 years' experience in commercial and community radio and TV.

The agencies have blamed the large incidence of fraud, but then they could have demanded verification of the mortgage data or refused to rate securities where the data were not provided.

Australia's Classification Review Board has refused to rate the upcoming Mortal Kombat re-boot.

You never hear about the ESRB refusing to rate a game here in the U.S. I could go on, but Australia is so far from me, you know.