But the new law has yet to be rigorously implemented, and attitudes toward women's rights are far from reformed.
But if the programme is rigorously implemented, more than 100,000 Greek public-sector workers will be put out of work by 2013 by a government that came to power promising "more social protection".So far, resignation not fury has marked street protests organised by trade unions and the Greek communist party.
Interventions were rigorously implemented for 3 years, whilst the follow-up, which included annual albendazole distribution, lasted for 2 more years.
Finally, in spite of consensus recommendations and guidelines, appropriate surveillance of anthropometric and metabolic parameters has not yet been rigorously implemented in psychiatric care (157).
The rule was rigorously implemented by the Office of National Statistics in England and Wales in the period 1984 1993 and then partially reversed (OPCS, 1985; ONS, 1996).
As we found in Changshu county, which is the third of China's 100 wealthiest counties in 2014 [ 38], with a GDP per capita of 123,882 RMB (US$19,953.66) in 2012, integrated management has been rigorously implemented.
The systematic review presented here indicates a clear need for future research that is rigorously implemented, with credible counterfactuals, and that extends across the causal chain from policy introduction to nutrition outcomes.
The VA's cost accounting system has been more rigorously implemented and checked for data quality to enable inclusion of indirect costs that were excluded in the prior analyses.
From the 'snail' point of view, implementing clinical interventions before their efficacy and safety are rigorously established is morally suspect because it can result in ineffective, wasteful and potentially harmful actions.
