Sentence examples for rigorous plans from inspiring English sources

The General later described to me what he sought to convey to Obama about the prospective pace of U.S. troop reductions: "There are very rigorous plans.

In a statement Adidas said: "Adidas has rigorous plans in place to make sure our allocation of tickets is used and we will continue to ensure that remains the case throughout the Games".

The 64-page report, called Future of Innovation in Television Technology Taskforce, says there must be rigorous plans for the "protection of broadcast services" before the spectrum "capacity crunches really begin to bite".

They pushed back against softening the high school default curriculum, knowing full well that schools would likely track minority and low income students into the less rigorous plans.

It has rigorous planning that helps its businesses decide what to charge customers.

Given the hefty public investment, experts and officials say effective public relations and rigorous planning are crucial to success.

But carrying out work safely in this remote part of the world requires a rigorous planning and logistical operation.

The marketing man was specific about the rigorous plan they were following with one clear objective: the Champions League.

The Valley Plan was the product of one of the most honest, open and rigorous planning processes ever undertaken by the Park Service.

Mr. Hanley described the proposal, first reported last week by the Web site NASASpaceFlight.com, as "a fairly rigorous planning exercise" that would be refined through the summer.

"It is a rigorous plan which we are convinced will allow us to meet our commitments by 2013," said the deputy prime minister, María Teresa Fernández de la Vega, referring to the deficit.