Sentence examples for rigorous qualification standards from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth Games Association of Jersey says they've all had to meet rigorous qualification standards to compete at the youth games.

It is only right that expenditure from the public purse (in this case the National Lottery) is open to scrutiny, and that is why UK Sport and the British Olympic Association have set rigorous Olympic qualification standards for both Summer and Winter Games.

Each nation gets to enter three people — who meet qualification standards — in each race.

A commission spokesman, John Scardino, said the debate qualification standards were fair and entirely legal.

They were seen as the more rigorous qualification of the two.

Any time you apply for a business loan, you will have to go through a rigorous qualification process.

But she stands by her remarks about the importance of rigorous qualifications for working class pupils.

"Some will argue that more rigorous qualifications … will inevitably lead to more students failing.

Now some will argue that more rigorous qualifications in these subjects will inevitably lead to more students failing.

"The report shows positive early signs that schools and colleges are entering young people for more rigorous qualifications.

What was the English Baccalaureate Certificate set to be? English Baccalaureate Certificates (EBC) were billed as tougher rigorous qualifications to be phased in as replacements for GCSEs.