Sentence examples for imposed rigorous from inspiring English sources
In general, the canons were severe and imposed rigorous discipline for various sins.
The Japanese car makers have also imposed rigorous and expensive design requirements for showrooms, service bays and customer reception areas.
In 1984, after a decade of Congressional prodding and two moratoriums on allowing new leverage companies to form, the commission imposed rigorous regulatory controls on leverage.
Dr. Gade tells how he imposed rigorous economies a decade before the rest of New York's health-care industry realized its own bloat.
What radio disc jockey provided the voice of Scooby's human sidekick, Shaggy? 2. The animator Chuck Jones imposed rigorous strictures on his minimalist "Road Runner" series: the setting is always in the desert, the road runner never leaves the road, the road runner never hurts the coyote, the audience sympathizes with the coyote, and there is no dialogue.
A very disciplined executive, Davis has clearly addressed XM's most pressing problems and imposed rigorous cost controls.
The new guidelines impose rigorous eligibility standards.
Western governments reviled him and were united in imposing rigorous political and economic sanctions against Poland.
The F.D.A. imposes rigorous standards on companies seeking approval to sell new drugs.
The bill stops short of making the reform mandatory, but it imposes rigorous reporting requirements.
Dr. Macchiarola set about imposing rigorous standards for both students and educators.
