Sentence examples for rigour into from inspiring English sources

Criminal sanction and legislation remain the best tools for instilling moral rigour into the markets.

Gove pays tribute to what Gibb did to introduced rigour into schools.

Erkki Liikanen, the Finnish commissioner, was allotted the budget portfolio, and with it a chance to knock some rigour into the commission's financial planning and financial controls.

My colleague Polly Toynbee has tried to put some statistical rigour into the hindsight game, but she is almost a lone voice.

The document contains an abundance of reforms, most of which have been trailed in advance, that will supposedly raise the status of teaching, give teachers more freedom and introduce more academic rigour into exams and league tables.

Both sides look to the impressive 2010 intake to square the circle; to import grit, ideas and rigour into the Tories, and to deal with the pesky Lib Dems.

Purists huffed, critics sharpened their pens and even Jilly Cooper, that peerless beacon of intellectual rigour, weighed into the debate.

Yesterday's move to preserve traditional rigour in education fits into that pattern; it also attacks a flank that has become vulnerable for the Conservatives, after their divisive grammar school row.

Consistent with Guba's (1981) principles of ensuring rigour in qualitative studies, trustworthiness was in-built into the research design.

Interest in lesson study as a tool for inquiry in teachers' professional learning is understandable taking into consideration the push for more rigour in the action research process in terms of adopting a more positivistic-quantitative and academic slant.

This underlines the fact that QIs should be defined, developed and tested with scientific evidence-based rigour in a careful and transparent manner, taking into account their degree of relevancy, validity, reliability and feasibility.