From out of this unusually gendered regional economy and the, linked, exceptional culture of rigorously promoted parental responsibilities emerged England's most popular affordable child-rearing manual.
A previous editorial has noted that 'Preventing oral disease is important and achievable' and that 'preventive approaches exist, but they need to be rigorously promoted and implemented' [ 2].
Following reports of human illness, these measures were more rigorously promoted and reinforced through worker screening, information letters prepared by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control, and media bulletins.
Actually, since the time of Sputnik forward, we hear from the White House, to the school house, to the houses of industry that for us to achieve and maintain personal and national security, we must emphasize and rigorously promote STEM education in our schools and jobs in our economy.
Jim Collins asked that question about companies, and after researching almost 1,500 of them for his book Good to Great, he found that the truly great ones had cultures that "rigorously found and promoted disciplined people to think and act in a disciplined manner".
However, to ensure internationally comparable data of known quality, standard verbal autopsy procedures should be promoted and rigorously validated [ 2, 6, 13].
Moreover, because this randomized controlled trial was predicated on a bundled strategy method, JJ-TRIALS was designed to rigorously test progress through the EPIS stages as promoted by facilitation of data-driven decision making principles.
Our explanation of this surprising effect, for a policy promoted as benefiting the low-paid, was rigorously factual: "People in the seventh, eighth and ninth of the 10 deciles on the earnings ladder would see a bigger percentage rise in their income than those lower down the scale".
Although it was not as rigorously enforced in the early Middle Ages, the practice of clerical celibacy was promoted as part of the Carolingian reform of the church in the 8th and 9th centuries.
Dr. Gerald D. Fischbach, who was director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, which sponsored the study, said that while the operation had been promoted by some neurosurgeons as miraculous, this was the first time it was rigorously evaluated.
