Sentence examples for rigorously applying from inspiring English sources

We are rigorously applying the rule," said a spokeswoman.

New development methods such as "lean production" promise to satisfy the new criteria as they emphasize mass-customization by rigorously applying a pull-principle throughout the whole development process.

For example, Collingwood, rigorously applying the distinction, says that insofar as his activity is art in the proper sense, an artist, since he has no idea what he is to express until he expresses it, cannot set out to write, say, a tragedy (116).[2] There is something right in the idea that that the artist cannot 'plan and execute' an inspiration.

This comes with examining what we have done right and wrong and rigorously applying lessons learned -- especially what we have learned from this latest debacle.

The collaboration with academics supports project teams in developing models that incorporate the best available evidence, engaging in model refinement activities, and rigorously applying qualitative and quantitative evaluation methods.

This standard has not always been rigorously applied.

But in practice, Mr. Vollmann insists, the traditional guidelines are not very instructive -- or rigorously applied.

If rigorously applied to all major contracts, it could bring big savings.

These have not been rigorously applied, lowering manufacturing costs abroad while hurting foreign workers.

The law is once again being rigorously applied to North Koreans caught crossing illegally.

If we were logical creatures in a logical world, judges could create sweeping abstractions and then rigorously apply them.