Sentence examples for implementation of more rigid from inspiring English sources

Typical solutions to the problem of managing crises have taken the form of proposals to improve behaviour (as described above) and implementation of more rigid workplace routines and structures.

The accession of Alexander III marked the beginning of a period of more rigid Russification.

This opens up a range of topics independent of more rigid and conventional tropes.

One could make an argument for the use of more rigid bivalent compounds.

This in spite of the more rigid and preset structure of the meetings.

The firm lives by some of the more rigid restrictions in the industry.

It will, however, make Mr. Netanyahu and the majority of Israelis more rigid and feel more threatened.

"However, polymeric particles are orders of magnitude more rigid than platelets".

This lower thickness is associated with a higher shear modulus reflecting the formation of a more rigid layer.

It has enabled them to maintain control of (an ever more rigid) movement.

By contrast, the concept of "origin" is much more rigid, generally connoting the point of inception of some phenomenon.