Sentence examples for system of rating from inspiring English sources

I basically agree with Professor Ashenfelter and his new and interesting system of rating through weather conditions.

In theory, local governments could be allowed to issue bonds, but with no reliable system of rating or selling bonds, this is unlikely in the near term.

The state has a system of rating public schools on factors like dropout rates and test scores, and last summer a quarter of the charter schools got the bottom-of-the-barrel rating.

Venerable palaz zos are reincarnated as designer boutiques and video-rental shops; old pensiones fade away and reopen, higher in the firmament of the stars that govern the Italian system of rating hotels.

The intricate system of rating bonds helps determine how much interest the city must pay on money it borrows to build schools, roads, courthouses and other projects, because investors are willing to accept lower interest payments from governments that are considered financially healthy.

This article is the first of a series providing guidance for use of the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation (GRADE) system of rating quality of evidence and grading strength of recommendations in systematic reviews, health technology assessments (HTAs), and clinical practice guidelines addressing alternative management options.

Mr. Polski gave a brief account of something called "yield management," the somewhat mysterious logic behind the highly fluid system of rate-setting at hotels.

To accomplish this two new devices were adopted: The group system of rate making and the division of joint rates in the public interest.

But in the case of some countries, a dual system of rates of exchange may have a decisive economic effects through highly organized manipulation of exchange, with all the evils that result from confusion and from depreciated currencies.

The results provide effective information for the design of microreactors and of the measurement system of rate constants of multiple reactions.

Having secured a virtual monopoly of freight transfer in the West, the firm sought to make their newly giant business even more profitable by establishing a new system of rates based on weight and distance rather than on weight alone.