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Gove argued his changes to the curriculum would make education more rigorous by placing more emphasis on "knowledge-based" exams and less on coursework.

The opera singer discusses her admiration for the conductor and the difficulty of the "Elektra" role, made more rigorous by the opera's lack of intermission.

The state has revamped its standardized tests in recent years, making them more rigorous by conforming them to new graduation standards it imposed.

These ideas can be made more rigorous by noting that with greater homogeneity partition by partition, there are fewer classification errors overall.

The process of finding the best compromise has been more rigorous by the process of desirability optimization, to produce numerical value of a desirability function.

The proposals are expected to amalgamate two different categories of current support for failed asylum seekers and are expected to lead to much more rigorous case-by-case decision-making as to who gets support rather than any automatic entitlement.

The proposals are to amalgamate two categories of state support for refused asylum seekers and are expected to lead to much more rigorous case-by-case decision making determining who gets support rather than any automatic entitlement.

These defects won't be cured by Iran's acceptance of more rigorous inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Town & Country received top scores in front- and side-impact crash tests done by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration as well as in more rigorous testing by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

For now, his rivals said, Dr. Dean's continued success will bring, along with attention and new supporters, more attacks and more rigorous examination by his opponents.

Ever more rigorous testing by the authorities ought to be restoring confidence; it should be the first step on the long road to rebuilding public trust.