Sentence examples for vigorous standards from inspiring English sources

Your editorial also did not note that credit card issuers have vigorous standards for the college student market in how they offer their products, underwrite credit and assign lines to students.

This second significance level was chosen to conform with the argument that for the detection of intended changes in complex social systems lower aspirations should be acceptable and less vigorous standards should be targeted [ 17].

Let each country set vigorous capital standards and adopt a countercyclical regulatory regime.

Hill is actually a shining example of how a fund chairman's formal independence has little meaning in the absence of vigorous governance standards.

The allegations come in the wake of what some argue is a years-long campaign against leftwing not-for-profits that culminated in a 2011 piece of legislation requiring organizations receiving funding from foreign governments or organizations -- like the European Union and United Nations -- to adhere to vigorous reporting standards.

If small males were less vigorous than standard-sized males, interference by the other females could have been more severe in mating couples involving small males, shortening their mating duration.

"These should be a vigorous set of standards used to hold ministers to a high standard of integrity, and they should be evenly applied and enforced".

But experts outside the government said it also reflected less vigorous enforcement of standards and growing workloads for inspectors.

But the conclusion he drew, as he looked back on what was, by any standards, a vigorous and committed life, was rather too grandly knowing.

Charlene A. Harrington, a professor at the School of Nursing of the University of California, San Francisco, said that Bush administration officials "have not been vigorous in enforcing" federal standards.

Heilbrun was apparently healthy, vigorous and, by contemporary standards, not even all that old, but as she herself often pointed out, if you wait too long, you can lose the opportunity.