Like our elementary school teachers, female bosses continue to hold women employees to a more rigorous standard of behavior - a standard that often undermines the advancement of these women.
It has created a situation where we are held up to such a more rigorous standard of moral behaviour than men are, that it is we that are somehow to blame when our bodies have been violated without our consent.
But unless one wants to give her radically less than her due and characterize Susan Sontag as a "personality" along the lines of Diana Ross or Barbara Walters, a more rigorous standard of inquiry and more muscular criterion of assessment is required than is offered here.
But he called for applying a more rigorous standard of whether United States military intervention was warranted before committing troops to the field.
There are also concerns that the new orders stipulate a less rigorous standard of proof and will be dealt with by district judges in civil courts rather than by the more specialised youth courts.
"We hold ourselves to a very rigorous standard of punctuality," says Mark Dunkerley, Hawaiian Airlines' president and chief executive, adding that the airline considers a flight "late" if it arrives even one minute behind schedule.
Professional grade, year of experience, and annual caseload can be used as markers, although a more rigorous standard of direct demonstration of surgical competency has also been proposed (for example, providing training and supervision before participation).
The testing does not meet the rigorous standard of peer-reviewed scientific literature, but it does indicate that even years after the decline of heavy industry in Chicago, air quality in many neighborhoods remains a concern.
There was also the less rigorous standard of "recusal," which the administration used to avoid issuing formal waivers.
We believe this is the first study to apply the rigorous standards of a health promotion model to a mental health population intervention.
