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That task is being overseen by the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. "It will be a very rigorous process, to ensure that there is no greenwashing," said Morten Albaek, head of marketing at Vestas, using the term for unsubstantiated environmental claims by companies.

"They are a very rigorous team.

He said: "There is a very rigorous process to secure a meeting with Mr Mandela, and as yet, we have not have had any such request from Charlize Theron.

He has a blue-ribbon scientific group, so it's not as though he's just doling out the money; there's a very rigorous review of grants and so on.

For the school, and for the students who go there, to be in what was a very rigorous process and to then be voted the best building in the UK this year makes them feel very proud, and hopefully they feel inspired to work hard and achieve their dreams.

More than that, he would not entertain questions about whether the Obama administration's eagerness to get Mr. Richardson into the Obama cabinet might have contributed to what appeared to be an uncharacteristic laxness in what has, for the most part, been a very rigorous and disciplined vetting operation.

"There is a very rigorous transparency and inspection regime with access for international inspectors on a daily basis, high-tech surveillance of all the facilities, TV cameras, electronic seals on equipment, so we know remotely if any equipment has been moved," he said.

There is a very rigorous framework of security and data privacy consent.

CAD/CAM integrated information system to design is used for the complex structure; however, it is a very rigorous process to be used widely.

"It's a very rigorous approach, and it really adds to our knowledge" about the origins of autoimmune uveitis, says ocular immunologist Russell Read of the University of Alabama, Birmingham, who was not involved in the study.

This is a very rigorous training event.