Sentence examples for more rigorous training from inspiring English sources
The contractors would also undergo more rigorous training in Iraqi culture and language.
Now he has to find the hunger to undertake the far more rigorous training needed to compete at the highest level.
It seems like a lot of the concerns you raise could be at least partially alleviated by more rigorous training and implementation of protocols about determining brain death.
And it would allow BSPs to exploit economies of scale to recruit the best board members, introduce more rigorous training programmes and develop the best proprietary knowledge.
Some of these differences are a matter of skill, and there is good evidence that with more rigorous training and experience radiologists can become better at reading breast X-rays.
There will also a much more rigorous training regime for advisers and a clear distinction between what will be called "restricted" advice, where the adviser can consider only a limited range of products, and full independent advice.
She has visited several dozen schools since announcing her candidacy and portrayed herself as a champion of teachers, while calling for more rigorous teacher training.
As far as combat immunity is concerned, Mr Hammond has already suggested that the government will have to legislate to restore it in full if legal decisions go against it.The armed forces should urgently consider another reform, too: introducing much more rigorous legal training for all ranks.
He suggested more rigorous fire safety training and, significantly, said factory owners should pay for any corrective actions.
But a more rigorous approach to training the Afghan Army, troop reinforcements recommended by Gen. Stanley McChrystal and approved by President Obama last fall and Afghan determination not to allow the Taliban to rule the land are hopeful signs.
DogVacay also maintains a high level of quality by putting hosts through a more rigorous testing and training process than you even see on a site like Airbnb.
