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In the new structure, several senior BBC executives, chosen by the director general, will sit alongside the half-dozen external non-executives appointed by the government after what is promised to be a rigorous selection process.

There is a rigorous selection process involving online application and psychometric tests.

Even though they didn't intend to stay in teaching for ever, and are placed in challenging schools, 65% of those who enrolled in 2003, when the scheme was launched, are still working either in schools or on education policy—suggesting that teachers who have been through a rigorous selection process are less likely to walk away from the whiteboard than those who have not.

Medicine strives to be a rigorous science.

Peter has been appointed, after a rigorous selection process, as a missionary by the global corporation USIC.

Lloyds is running quite a rigorous selection process which includes an online application, a phone interview and than an assessment centre.

The Rolls chairman said that Singer had an "outstanding record" as a business leader and had been appointed after a rigorous selection process.

They said: "The test is part of a rigorous selection process, designed to make sure new teachers have the crucial literacy and numeracy skills needed to give every child the best possible start in life".

The works on show at the academy's imposing headquarters on Piccadilly (44-20-7300-8000; www.royarecademy.org.uk) are the survivors of a rigorous selection process.

Before they are employed, they go through a rigorous selection process, which uses specialist interviewing techniques (Warner interviews) to ensure that unsuitable applicants are not employed.

The strong points are that this study had a rigorous selection criteria of exclusively VCM exposed participants, avoided confounding factors and focused on retired workers of at least 15 years after the end of occupational VCM exposure.