Sentence examples for rigorously upheld from inspiring English sources

In Jewish delis in the UK, traditions that have fallen out of fashion in the US are still rigorously upheld.

The dangers are all the greater when, again as the emails show, the conventions of anonymity in peer review are not rigorously upheld.

Prohibition was supposed to be rigorously upheld, but after a day spent hacking at the encircling jungle, the workers headed to the bars and bordellos that sprang up around the site.

Codes banning unmarried couples from consorting in public are rigorously upheld.Yet even here, you meet people who sympathise with the clutch of Qom's senior clergy who have spoken out against the ruling establishment.

Harri Koskinen designer of the block lamp that sits in the MOMA is spearheading bttn's design, ensuring that the maxim of form and function is rigorously upheld.

To say that "Delta" rigorously upholds these conventions is not to say that it's bad.

This time, therefore, Europe must rigorously uphold its standards as it embarks on this new era of cooperation.

It is, he writes, a church culture that often requires biblical leaders to vigorously and rigorously uphold biblical injunctions against homosexuality, despite the inherent visceral conflicts such a position might present.

As originally described by Kaye et al., this technique more rigorously upholds the epidemiologic standard that members of a control group be selected independently of their exposure status (14, 15 ).

Still, the canons of gender, class and fashion were, with a few remissions, upheld rigorously: "During the 19th century," Jill Fields notes in her fascinating account "An Intimate Affair," "virtually all free-born women in the United States wore corsets".

Ofcom upheld the complaints.