Sentence examples for more rigorous assessments from inspiring English sources

Cross-border aid partners said there needs to be more rigorous assessments on the ground.

Ministers are considering more rigorous assessments for seven-year-olds – including the reintroduction of national tests – as part of an overhaul of primary school appraisal to being announced by education secretary Nicky Morgan.

It has already emerged that ministers are considering more rigorous assessments for seven-year-olds in England, including the reintroduction of national tests, a measure which is likely attract widespread criticism from the teaching profession.

But instead of methodically, collaboratively, and smartly revising and implementing new, more rigorous assessments, the Commissioner and the New York State Board of Regents decided to arbitrarily, retro-actively raise the proficiency bar for the tests already taken.

Both highlighted the need for more rigorous assessments of such schemes.

Nevertheless, methodologically more rigorous assessments (e.g., clinical interview) should be conducted to determine if these patients meet the criteria for clinically significant depression.

These 'next generation' scenarios should make for faster, more rigorous assessment of proposals for climate mitigation and adaptation.

So qualifying for any sort of software lease, he added, requires a much more rigorous assessment of the customer than the usual credit check.

In addition, recent approaches that incorporate risk and a more rigorous assessment of method variability are also briefly described.

Earlier this month, the Daily Telegraph reported that civil service managers would be "forced" to rank the performance of all their staff under a more rigorous assessment regime.

The government is planning to replace the working age disability living allowance (DLA) with a new personal independent payment (PIP) which will involve a more rigorous assessment system.