Labour supports rigorous exams but only if they don't act as a cap on aspiration.
Finally, this research provides more rigorous econometric testing of labour market outcomes in relation to the incidence of mismatch, wages and job satisfaction.
In this sense, an overly rigorous or exclusive division of labour within a research team may have a negative effect on recruitment.
Thus, this element is expected to act as a means to reinforce legal compliance of corporations and eventually CSR practices as more rigorous regulations on environmental protection or labour standards for safety practices could be predicted (Tran, 2011).
Our findings provide new evidence emphasising the need for safeguards to minimise maternal complications when augmenting labour with oxytocin, including rigorous indications, use of the minimum useful dose and careful efficacy evaluation.
The adviser admitted that some of Labour's efforts were less rigorous than it had intended: "The vocational qualifications were an effort to address a gap in the system but were overvalued in the league tables".
In England, Labour has said it supports more rigorous exams, but only if they do not act as a cap on aspiration.
12.56pm BST Labour's Diane Abbott says an emphasis on rigorous standards is not contrary to the interests of working class children.
There remains a need for rigorous studies that explore the relationships between FGM, obstructed/prolonged labour, and stillbirth rates (rather than perinatal mortality), particularly for births outside of health facilities.
The authors suggested that availability of rapid HIV testing on labour and delivery units should not replace rigorous prenatal screening, which is currently the standard method screening for HIV during pregnancy.
