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"We can identify bright young people and create rigorous programs.

It has adopted rigorous criteria that must be achieved and are aligned with shareholder interests.

"All new A-levels must be accredited by the independent exams regulator Ofqual against new, more rigorous criteria.

A study published in 2011 has systematically compared these European skeletons, using rigorous criteria for bone diagnosis and dating.

By setting rigorous criteria for the L Prize, the department hopes LED bulbs can avoid a similar fate.

The veterans have a chance to avoid jail by meeting a set of rigorous criteria.

We have extremely rigorous criteria to approve applications to ensure taxpayers' money is being spent wisely.

Species selection was not based on any assessment using rigorous criteria.

But it takes more than intellect and drive to meet the rigorous criteria set out 116 years ago in the will and bequest of Cecil J. Rhodes, the British magnate who sought to give exceptional students the opportunity to attend the University of Oxford his alma mater by creating an international fellowship program that emphasizes courage, public service, and moral force of character.

Nearly 2,000 American cities were nominated for the Challenge and twenty nine local governments met the rigorous criteria.

To meet requirements for Somatization Disorder (300.81) in DSM-IV, a considerably more rigorous criteria set needed to be fulfilled.