Sentence examples for rigorous institutions from inspiring English sources

"If you wanted to describe these schools, these are all highly selective, academically rigorous institutions," she said, although social reputations also come into play.

They're the ones invested in the rigor and curriculum, and who know best what students need to succeed at these rigorous institutions.

For the time being, at least, the number of tennis and golf schools still outnumbers more rigorous academic institutions.

Mr. Borosage, for his part, frets that Mr. Geithner at Treasury may not support sufficiently rigorous regulation of financial institutions.

The government's own Digital Britain report, published last June, concluded that while they could be useful for local residents and businesses, council-funded papers would inevitably not be as rigorous in holding local institutions to account as independent local media.

It is about as scientifically rigorous and independent an institution as they come.

For the last 23 years, since Rabbi Lookstein devised the class, he has taught it to every 10th grader to pass through Ramaz, a Modern Orthodox institution combining rigorous secular and religious curriculums.

Should a certain incident come to your attention, please let me remind you that the public-safety officers at my university have not benefitted from the rigorous training that your institution provides.

His studies were interrupted in 1807 when he participated in a student protest against the strict rules and rigorous curriculum at the institution, but after a year-long break, he returned and completed his bachelor's degree in 1810.

This institution follows rigorous standards for medical record keeping.

There is a strange irony in the notion that grades assure rigor -- how rigorous can grades truly be when at some elite institutions an A has become the most commonly awarded grade?