Sentence examples for to rigour from inspiring English sources

Labour is committed to rigour and to raising standards.

Little wonder that Italy's recent conversion to rigour in its public-sector accounts has been greeted with leery scepticism.

Rather this is the embodiment of trust, collaboration and a 21st-century approach to rigour and underperformance".

The ethics courses forced me to shape my values; studying logic exposed me to rigour and precision in thinking".

"IT IS not a crusade," said Daniela Santanche, but "a contribution to the [government's] commitment to rigour in the public accounts".

The shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg, told MPs: "Labour is absolutely committed to rigour and raising standards, but this proposed new system does not reflect the needs of society and a modern economy".

CDR hired "Neutron Jack" to add rigour to the oversight of firms in its portfolio.

"We're trying to provide rigour, to be very consistent and report against generally accepted methodologies.

To add rigour to our findings, we triangulated by analyzing multiple types of documents (and sources of data).

will be kept under review to add to the rigour of the study.

But if he does inspire others he wants it to bring "rigour and ambition" to sustainability.