Sentence examples for financial rigour from inspiring English sources

It has let the opposition Social Democrats portray themselves, somewhat speciously, as champions of financial rigour.

As important may have been the financial rigour that Mr Naik enforced.

For a party that has trouble reconciling extravagant promises with financial rigour, this is no small step.

The once euro-enthusiastic Dutch have grown increasingly sceptical in recent years and favour financial rigour above solidarity.

Thanks to falling costs and innovation, if approached with sufficient financial rigour, affordable big expansion of small energy is achievable.

About 63 he obtained the proconsulate of Africa, where his extreme financial rigour made him so unpopular that on one occasion the people pelted him with turnips.

Spain, in particular, was applauded for its embrace of economic openness, labour market flexibility, financial liberalisation and fiscal rigour that seemed to raise living standards while transforming Madrid into a major corporate and banking centre.

Largely thanks to Tremonti's insistence on fiscal rigour, Italy has remained comparatively unscathed by the financial hurricane blowing through southern Europe.

However it found that the rigour of financial planning varied considerably from force to force, while most had a "weak understanding" of the future demand for police services.

Such positions belie an almost fanatic idolatry of scientific and mathematical certainties, absolute truths defined by back-office financial algorithms and "professional rigour" over the inevitable invasion of humanity and its propensity for error.

These tend to view themselves as health care watchdogs, emphasising methodological rigour and avoiding financial conflict of interest to protect their independence vis a vis government, industry and professional interests.