Sentence examples for would be rigorously from inspiring English sources
A South Atlantic sanctuary, barred to all whaling, would be rigorously enforced.
When those denunciations surfaced, History said that the scripts were incomplete and that the final drafts would be rigorously reviewed for accuracy.
Iran's research into newer, more efficient centrifuges, which could help it build a small secret enrichment plant (a big worry for Western spooks), would be rigorously monitored.The world could give ground over the length of a deal.
The policy would not apply to milk, milk substitutes (like soy milk, rice milk or powdered milk) or fruit juices without added sugar -- and its effects would be rigorously evaluated.
The charter advocates also promised that unlike traditional schools, which were allowed to fail without consequence, charter schools would be rigorously reviewed and shut down when they failed to perform.
Infantino insisted City's deal with Etihad, which will deliver more than £400m over 10 seasons, and Paris Saint-Germain's jaw-dropping deal with the Qatar Tourism Authority, which will deliver up to €200m per season, would be rigorously scrutinised to ensure they were fair.
They also voiced concerns that breaches would not be rigorously enforced.
Consent would be required for every donation and would have to be rigorously carried out to ensure no donor was subjected to untoward pressure.
This would open up a new horizon in this field but the combinations would need to be rigorously assessed.
Still, while she would seem to be rigorously typecast as Jennifer, a 22-year-old movie star grappling with the corrupting force of fame, Ms. Knightley does not fit the part naturally.
For a quarantine to have any prayer of working, all AIDS-virus carriers would have to be rigorously excluded from the rest of society; we lack the scientific ability to identify all such carriers, we lack the economic ability to cope with the massive social dislocations a quarantine would produce--and I hope we lack the cruelty and ignorance necessary even to think of enacting such a quarantine.
