Sentence examples for more rigour to from inspiring English sources

And there is more for them to invest in, as economies diversify and state-owned assets are at least partially privatised.The Saudi market has already seen four initial public offerings this year and more are on the way, helped by new capital-market laws designed to bring more rigour to the system.

The changes are designed to introduce more academic rigour to exams for 15- and 16-year-olds amid concerns about falling standards and dumbing down since the introduction of GCSEs in the late 1980s.

Research on circulating miRNAs can only progress by bringing more statistical rigour to bear in this field and by evaluating changes of individual miRNAs in the context of the overall miRNA network.

Therefore, assessment of intervention effects in randomised clinical trials deserves more rigour in order to become more valid.

At the same time as we want to impose more rigour in the management of public affairs, we need to have ways to facilitate the performance and execution of public works in Brazil, because this is a serious problem for whoever comes to govern Brazil.

For a long time now we've needed more rigour in our exams, to gain more credibility and catch up with countries all over the world.

"We are not disputing King's college data, but rather only asking only that in future more rigour will be applied to public statements," Johnson wrote.

Exam boards have been drawing up new, tougher maths and English GCSEs in response to government demands to introduce more rigour into secondary school examinations.

Gove's highly prescriptive curriculum has been brought in to instil more rigour.

Indeed, a specific aim was to introduce more rigour and transparency into a system the Tories believed had been undermined by Mr Blair's casual approach.

Why? Partly because the then education secretary, Michael Gove, felt like it, but mostly – they were told – because without more "rigour" universities would continue having to pick up the pieces when poorly educated students crossed their thresholds.