Sentence examples for commitment to rigour from inspiring English sources

"IT IS not a crusade," said Daniela Santanche, but "a contribution to the [government's] commitment to rigour in the public accounts".

Labour is committed to rigour and to raising standards.

Later, Jones reveals, Hitchcock worried that he was too rigid in his commitment to narrative rigour.

A commitment to academic rigour and a belief in something innovative brought together the team leaders of that study from Colombia, Thailand, Zimbabwe, India and the University of Montreal.

For all his commitment to the rigours of evidence-based knowledge, sometimes it just comes down to a question of faith.

Our protocol has been modified since the first version, reflecting our ongoing commitment to scientific quality and rigour.

"Financial disciplines will apply to LHBs from year one as part of the Welsh government's commitment to ensuring that there is rigour in the practical application of this bill".

The clarity on title is also very much welcomed by current students and graduates who deserve recognition for their hard work and commitment to the creativity, innovation and academic rigour that makes the UK a world leader in advertising, culture, publishing, film, digital games and fashion.

On becoming leader in 1994 he completed Labour's "modernisation" by replacing the bit of its constitution that called for common ownership of the economy with a commitment to the "enterprise of the market", the "rigour of competition" and a "thriving private sector"—as well as high-quality public services.

Both parties in the coalition have been working hard to find a way forward that combines the shared objective of greater rigour with the Liberal Democrat commitment to social mobility.

Although investigators' responses from this study identified negative findings as a barrier to publication, several journals now carry a commitment to publish negative studies that have high methodological rigour.