Sentence examples for rigorous approval from inspiring English sources

Substances labelled drugs are subject to a rigorous approval process.

Charter school leaders agree with you about rigorous approval processes, technical assistance and systematic data collection.

Jeff Seeney, the deputy premier of Queensland, rejected the Lock the Gate report, saying a "rigorous" approval process would soon be supplemented by new monitoring of groundwater systems.

Yet councils still do not have to adopt the licensing regime requiring lap dancing club owners to apply for the special licences that necessitate more rigorous approval.

The agency declared THG an unapproved new drug that "cannot be legally marketed without F.D.A. approval under the agency's rigorous approval standards".

Restricting the use of pesticides that have already undergone a hugely rigorous approval process is not "playing it safe" – it has real and damaging implications.

Additional governance features of the PHRN include a strict reporting regime; a Privacy framework; an Information Governance framework; rigorous approvals processes for each research project; binding agreements related to data release, date confidentiality and security and Network-wide policies and guidelines.

Deutsche Bank issued a statement Monday saying said the financing transaction with Monti dei Paschi in 2008 "was subject to our rigorous internal approval processes and also received the requisite approvals of the client who was independently advised".

Drugs marketed in the United States go through a rigorous F.D.A. approval process to prove that they are effective for a particular indication, with the potential risks balanced against the benefits.

This means that any such meshes new to the market need to go through the more rigorous "premarket approval" process, and applications need to be submitted for those already on the market.

When researchers prepare to undertake qualitative work, we go through a rigorous ethics approval process to ensure the participants are well supported and protected from any potential risk of harm.