Sentence examples for enforcing rigor from inspiring English sources

During the pilot phase for the checklist, we shall be collecting feedback and monitoring the effects on the transparency of submissions and the reports of our referees, with a view to striking a sensible balance between enforcing rigor and impeding progress.

One would assume that if deals were being rushed to market the pricing would reflect it, as public investors enforced the rigor an IPO process and diligence requires — but the modest decrease in down rounds doesn't show that to be the case.

A triumphant political narrative, enforced with deadening rigor in textbooks and museums, limits the kinds of stories that can be told in Vietnamese literature about the "American War".

The rules of conduct are enforced with the rigor of a military academy: no walking in the street, no crossing outside the zebra stripes, no smoking, and orange vests and hard hats required everywhere.

City regulation reached a height of rigor during the mid-1990s, when the Giuliani administration began enforcing some long-ignored laws to keep "prime" midtown streets pushcart-free.

Lockstep suburban conformism enforced with a fascist rigor is the ugly (but admittedly sometimes funny) joke driving this family comedy.

Lockstep suburban conformism enforced with a fascist rigor is the ugly (but admittedly sometimes funny) joke driving this family comedy with a screenplay by Chris Columbus, adapted from John Grisham's novel "Skipping Christmas".

At a time when the field of genomics is progressively becoming standardized, it is important to enforce a certain statistical rigor.

But these need enforcing.

Ratzinger had earned derision in his nearly 25-year role as Prefect, during which he'd enforced Church doctrine with a rigor that many Catholic theologians found chilling.

Their great power notwithstanding, symbolic algebra systems do not enforce the same level of rigor and formality that is the essence of automated deduction systems.