Sentence examples for more rigorous standard from inspiring English sources

Journalism has a more rigorous standard: what is printed is believed to be true, not merely unsuspected of being false.

But he called for applying a more rigorous standard of whether United States military intervention was warranted before committing troops to the field.

Since the poll tax, black American citizens have become somewhat used to being held to different and more rigorous standard, even when they are presenting something essentially honest.

"They are worried that if they have to undergo a more rigorous standard it would stop the flow of cheap seafood.

It does not provide a jury, for example, and requires "clear and convincing evidence" that the person poses a threat, rather than the more rigorous standard requiring proof "beyond a reasonable doubt".

This is a far more rigorous standard, and perhaps should become the basic test for coverage of an administration that makes wild, unsubstantiated statements that get covered as though they were facts.

Workers will also have to meet much more rigorous standards to qualify for disability pensions.

More rigorous standards are forcing farmers to collect and manage huge amounts of information.

Even more rigorous standards would help administrators take disciplinary action against teachers who consistently underperform, educators said.

In a memo to CUNY's trustees, Dr. Goldstein said more students were prepared to meet "the more rigorous standards that the university has put in place".

However, federal and state regulators in the United States are proposing new, more rigorous standards to control the development and deployment of such systems.