Has it been sufficiently rigorous?
Nor are they likely to be sufficiently rigorous.
"Others have questioned whether these standards are sufficiently rigorous".
AETN admitted that procedures for checking sign-off had "not been sufficiently rigorous".
Galbraith has also been attacked for not being sufficiently rigorous or mathematical.
Mr. Borosage, for his part, frets that Mr. Geithner at Treasury may not support sufficiently rigorous regulation of financial institutions.
The first, sufficiently rigorous evaluation will begin in March, and will only be completed and released two years later.
Across Belgium, radio and television were full of commentary about whether the rules for bus trips were sufficiently rigorous.
Stiglitz and his colleagues nevertheless concluded that such research was becoming sufficiently rigorous to warrant its possible inclusion.
And 2013 will be the year of implementation, when it will be revealed whether the planning has been sufficiently rigorous or whether the act is fatally flawed.
In addition, the upcoming asset-quality review and stress tests of the banks, if sufficiently rigorous, could provide assurances that banks receiving cheap ECB funding are adequately capitalised.
