Sentence examples for legally rigorous from inspiring English sources

Despite the negative publicity inevitably associated with such cases, it would be unfair to portray the entire region as tightly controlled and legally rigorous.

A legally rigorous man still couldn't turn to his boyfriend and ask: "Will you marry me?" It would have to be: "Will you same-sex marry me?" In that way, the NSW bill might offer same-sex marriage, but it's not offering marriage equality.

It is true that a patient who can still communicate treatment preferences is legally entitled to rigorous refusal of life-preserving measures despite lack of understanding of the medical situation or on grounds of what is addressed by the German Federal Court as "unreasonable decisions".

This means creating or improving on avenues for legal immigration, getting people who have been waiting decades to come legally through the process, legalizing those already living here through a rigorous but sensible process, and layering in smart enforcement mechanisms that will give the new and improved system integrity.

Trial judges are legally constrained to advise juries with rigorous impartiality.

Since the disaster, more than 50 fashion labels have signed a legally-binding agreement to ensure more rigorous safety standards in the factories that supply their clothes.

DNELs are not workplace limits that are legally binding and have not been through a rigorous process of setting.

The agency declared THG an unapproved new drug that "cannot be legally marketed without F.D.A. approval under the agency's rigorous approval standards".

Trans people in Chile are currently dependent on the decisions of individual judges to legally change their gender identity, which can be a long, rigorous and frustrating process.

Under the legally enforceable plan, retailers and apparel companies have committed to having rigorous, independent factory inspections, and to helping underwrite any fire safety and building repairs needed to correct violations.

EPA's estimate is sound, reasonable, and based on decades of rigorous research -- plenty to work with as regulation rolls ahead, as it legally must.