The taxation and spending plans which Oliver Letwin, the Tory shadow chancellor, revealed this week are the most rigorous that an opposition party has ever produced.
7) Digisphere isn't a dirty word Academics like @DrKFenbyHulse and @philosophybites make it clear there's no opposition between rigorous research and a lively Twitter handle.
He became a leading spokesman of the "Essentialists"—a group of professional educators who advocated European-style emphasis on a rigorous curriculum of traditional subjects, in opposition to the approach of many progressive-education circles.
For the most part, however, opposition was choked off by rigorous censorship, strict curfews, and fear of the secret police.
In the patient stories, there was no opposition or contradiction between being rigorous and displaying emotion.
The rigorous enforcement of his regulations led to vehement opposition on the part of the Spanish faithful during Lent of 1545 and forced Las Casas to establish a council of bishops to assist him in his task.
True, a hypothetical Libyan or Iraqi court might not care for such procedural niceties, but that makes all the more baffling our government's opposition to the emerging International Criminal Court, where rigorous fair trial standards would prevail.
With senior biologists lukewarm or hostile to the program, Dr. Watson was one of the few leaders with the stature to quell opposition and guarantee that the project would be scientifically rigorous.
It has 1,200 pupils aged 11 to 18. 1.24pm BST Lunchtime summary Labour has firmed up its opposition to Michael Gove's plans to replace GCSEs in England with a more rigorous exam.
Throughout Cantor's mathematical career he maintained an unwavering, even dogmatic opposition to infinitesimals, attacking the efforts of mathematicians such as du Bois-Reymond and Veronese[38] to formulate rigorous theories of actual infinitesimals.
