Sentence examples for would be rigorous from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A., while saying it had no position on state bills, has said it would be rigorous in ensuring that interchangeable drug posed no extra risks.

President Barack Obama said that his attorney general promised a federal probe into the shooting of Brown in August would be rigorous.

Analysts remained skeptical that the tests over all would be rigorous enough to clear up doubts about the resiliency of weaker institutions.

The mayor vowed that any new offerings would be "rigorous," saying, "traditionally, such career and technical education has been seen as an educational dead end.

Labour MEP Claude Moraes, the lead rapporteur for the European parliament inquiry on the mass surveillance of EU citizens, welcomed the outcome of the vote and promised that questioning would be "rigorous and fair".

An American and a Muslim There would be no sparring session this late morning, but the workout would be rigorous, starting with six rounds of working on his hand speed and combinations with an assistant trainer who wore padded mitts.

Mr. Stark answered critics who charged that stress tests of 91 European banks, intended to clear up questions about their ability to stand up to economic and market shocks, would not be rigorous enough to restore confidence.

But the program would have to be rigorous and require up to two years of pedagogical coursework, he said.

There would need to be rigorous procedures for clients to claw back tips in the event of malfeasance – the banking world's equivalent of getting food poisoning.

He has told friends that being Apple's boss would be too rigorous, too all-consuming.

In Switzerland, Mr. Hildebrand pushed for local rules that would be more rigorous than the Basel rules.