Sentence examples for rigid approval from inspiring English sources
An investigation by the State Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit concluded that, in expanding, Mr. Friedman managed to circumvent the department's rigid approval process by courting senior officials there, who pushed through his requests with a volley of internal e-mail and phone calls.
With rigid approval practices based on standard operational procedures, adaptations of production reactors towards the state of the art were more or less inhibited for long years.
"The LMA's announcement is refuted as the club has a very rigid approval system where only players formally identified, and with approval forms signed and sanctioned by the manager personally are brought in," it read.
This logic -- that the pols' fictitious personae are built, then become immutable in the rigid glow of public approval -- doesn't hold up.
The four temperaments are HA (i.e., anxious versus risk-taking), NS (i.e., impulsive versus rigid), RD (i.e., approval seeking versus aloof), and P (i.e., overachieving versus underachieving).
As in all confirmatory trials that lead to practice change or regulatory approval, well-designed ACTs follow rigid requirements and are carefully designed to control the risk of error including type I and type II error rates [ 4].
They identified the cumbersome 500-page formulary binder, rigid dosages, changing LU codes, complex regulations and long waits for approval (three weeks to three months) as daily hurdles on the ODBP obstacle course.
But before shareholders could vote on the proposal, EOG complained to the SEC, requesting approval to ignore the proposal, which it said would "micromanage" the company with a "rigid and time-bound" target.
Retirement scares him rigid.
Hierarchies can be rigid.
