Sentence examples for greater rigour from inspiring English sources

This led to greater rigour being applied and, then, to the downgrade.

The suggestion was part of a station management drive to bring greater rigour in measuring how presenters perform.

The report is likely to call for greater rigour in the selection of speakers and stronger oversight of religious societies.

Additionally, some of the journalists reported that reader comments sometimes led to greater rigour in their stories, and to new leads.

"We have always called for greater rigour by the ICO alongside a public inquiry, and for blacklisting to become a criminal offence punishable by prison and unlimited fines".

The government was doing this in various ways, for example by raising standards and imposing greater rigour in the education system, the spokesman added.

It's a pukka dish, particular to Australia, cooked with great rigour".

Elsewhere, racial segregation was practiced with the greatest rigour in South Africa, where, under the apartheid system, it was an official government policy from 1950 until the early 1990s.

During the last years of his life he was troubled particularly by some of his own brethren, who pressed for great rigour in the application of the ban (expulsion from the church) and other measures of discipline.

Manufacturers have made great progress in the design of compression hose and bandages; however, to assess this treatment using the evidence-based medical methods stipulated by learned societies, great rigour is demanded in clinical trials, and the active substances, mode of action and requisite "dosages" must be precisely defined.

While the Turner prize judges clearly saw great rigour and merit in Martin Creed's Work No. 227: The Lights Going On And Off (now owned by Moma in New York), to others it was either the perfect representation of the emptiness of contemporary art, or a sign of how you could get away with anything if you had enough cheek.