Sentence examples for would be downgraded from inspiring English sources

The department would be downgraded to an "urgent care" unit.

The warning that the county's bonds would be downgraded underscored the seriousness of Nassau's fiscal crisis.

In a statement, he appeared to move to allay concerns that climate action would be downgraded.

10 P.M. (13) NOVA: THE PLUTO FILES The announcement that Pluto would be downgraded from planetary status rankled many stargazers.

Indeed, S&P warned that the EFSF's credit rating would be downgraded along with the countries that backstop the facility.

He said green groups had rejected EU and US promises that no environmental standards would be downgraded.

That would be downgrading other people's need to have a family and the efforts they have made to achieve this.

The reforms, in 2013, led to a near total ban on parcels; restrictions on the use of in-cell televisions; and tougher rules for inmates who'd been downgraded in status from "enhanced" to "basic".

But if the offer isn't completed, or falls short of the $1 billion, the ratings would stay on negative watch, and would likely be downgraded a notch.

Lewisham's A&E unit would then be downgraded to an urgent care centre, meaning emergency cases would be seen at nearby hospitals.

Maryland and Virginia, their economies tied to the government, would also be downgraded.