Sentence examples for put rigorous from inspiring English sources

Osborne said previous governments had failed to put rigorous rules in place.

Ms. Soffen, 21, who was visiting a friend at Princeton University last week, had put rigorous thought into her turnout, which she may alternate on other days with, she said, "Ralph Lauren head to toe".

Responding to this, Mr Sawyer said: "We are never complacent and we have already put rigorous measures in place over the last three months which have seen encouraging reductions in burglary, theft from vehicles, criminal damage and drug offences".

He said: "We are never complacent and we have already put rigorous measures in place over the last three months which have seen encouraging reductions in burglary, theft from vehicles, criminal damage and drug offences.

Senate Democrats want to require states to put in place rigorous standards and set performance targets for students.

The first step is to put in place rigorous tests that allow parents to know how well their schools are doing compared with schools elsewhere.

Over the past year, officials have put into place rigorous new procedures for analyzing conclusions about difficult intelligence targets like Iran, North Korea, global terrorism and China.

It is dismaying that two years after a landmark ruling by the Supreme Court in a case involving judicial campaign spending, few state court systems have put in place rigorous rules for recusal.

He put in place rigorous ways of monitoring results, down to measuring the food intake of participants.

"We have put in place rigorous processes to ensure any contract for Hinkley Point C, the most advanced nuclear project, represents the best possible deal for consumers," Mr Davey said.

No variation of the speed of light with frequency has been observed in rigorous testing, putting stringent limits on the mass of the photon.