Sentence examples for scorecard ranking from inspiring English sources

To encourage buyers, the World Wildlife Fund WWFF) plans to assess the major palm oil buyers, including major supermarkets, cosmetics and food manufacturers, over the next six months and publish a Palm Oil Buyer's Scorecard ranking them.

The Scorecard ranking exercises combined the TRI data with information on potential health hazards of these substances.

The coalition's scorecards, ranking candidates on issues from abortion to marriage and family were a regular feature of the broadcast, promoting hand-picked candidates and discrediting unfavourable ones.

Conservative scorecards rank him to the right of most of his Senate colleagues.

In an internal "due diligence scorecard," JPMorgan ranked large mortgage originators, assigning Washington Mutual and American Home Mortgage the lowest grade of "poor" for their documentation, the court filings show.

Independent scorecards generally rank Mr. Cornyn among the most conservative senators — a point he is insistently invoking in the run-up to the March primaries.

Saudi Arabia not known for its lofty standing on global scorecards: it ranks 55th in the latest Human Development Index and near the bottom of gender-related indices came 11th in the World Bank's latest business sweepstakes, ahead of such Scandinavian stalwarts as Finland and Sweden.

Japan does pretty badly on most scorecards for corporate governance, ranking behind not only rich countries but also several of its poorer neighbours.In this section Which one?

The new report released yesterday includes a scorecard that ranks countries' higher education systems in four areas: organizational, financial, staffing, and academic autonomy.

He has gained influence by ranking lawmakers' work in a highly watched (and feared) "scorecard" of votes.

Connectivity Scorecard, a system that ranks countries on around 30 indicators that measure how will a country boosts its social and economic prosperity through telecommunications technologies, puts the United States at the head of the list.