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It was necessary that this should be done in one single day, on account of the extreme urgency and rigour of events.

It would be a nonsense if the ECB's dogged defence of monetary rigour led, say, to an Italian default and a global depression.

In any case, this leads us to try perhaps, to introduce into it a little logical rigour.

While Born's rule has been central to quantum theory since the 1920s, it has not been tested experimentally with any degree of rigour.

The brutal impact of the financial crisis showed that the principle has been applied with rigour, he said.

In Germany, where it was until recently a taboo phrase, it means something like the harmonisation of rigour.

It cannot be said that the presidential debate has so far shown much intellectual rigour.

Both in its rigour and in its devotion, the pope's writing reflects the enclosed places in which he has spent most of his 82 years.

The Committee's mandate is to enable WHO to respond promptly, efficiently, and with scientific rigour to vaccine safety issues.

Quite apart from the intellectual stimulation and rigour that writing my PhD entailed, completing it was a valuable life experience.

However, he made no claims for its statistical rigour.

The review, independently run but commissioned by UEA, found the "rigour and honesty" of the scientists involved was "not in doubt" .

When it comes to the money-men, MacIntyre applies his metaphysical approach with unrelenting rigour.

Should I be accepted by HKU, I were to stick to my belief and carry out my plan with determination and rigour.

To these it added greater fiscal and monetary rigour, better social policy and a concern with equality of opportunity.

With a craftsman's rigour, he lamented that you couldn't get proper, thick, brown rope these days, or red-tipped matches that exploded.

In certain circumstances the rigour of the theory can be challenged, but in the final analysis the knowledge claimed remains the same.

Thus academic rigour needs to complement business relevance , constant innovation, customer responsiveness and economic efficiency .

To his admirers, Mr Kingman has the right mix of toughness and intellectual rigour to manage these potentially contradictory goals.

"The precursor strategy will not work because earthquakes are too complicated and too infrequent" and "lack of rigour in Earth sciences" .

The course is designed to integrate academic rigour with a practical, applications-based approach.

But analysts argue that the quality often depends on the rigour of the inspection system of the host countries.

For a party that has trouble reconciling extravagant promises with financial rigour, this is no small step.

In examining criteria of methodological rigour, comparisons with medical research methods are inevitable.

The academic rigour of his lectures is fortunately tempered with wit.

We have added convenience, flexibility, timeliness and service to the traditional MBA qualities of relevance and rigour.

Although many exams lack rigour, more children are getting respectable grades and going on to universities.

Faculty research is a blend of rigour and relevance, as well as national and international issues.

He deserves to be punished with the full rigour of the law.

When today's German politicians talk about euro-zone harmonisation, they mean extending fiscal rigour to all.

Mr Bordwell's book is saved from fulsomeness by the rigour of his academic research.

The new sheriff decided to enforce the law with rigour.

Besides this, the B. anthracis spores, even after rigour washing, can be detected by our labs.

"It gives me confidence in a candidate's intellectual curiosity and rigour, " she says.

You shall not rule over him with rigour; but shall fear your God.

Even some non-linear methods are not satisfying, Condition Expectation(CE), for example, can only be determined for a rigour condition.

European officials have defended the rigour and reliability of the tests in response to concerns that they will be too soft.

However, HIA methodology has been criticized for a lack of rigour in its use of evidence.

Part of our difficulty is a lack of rigour in Earth science.

How can we achieve scientific rigour in evaluation of health system interventions?

its geographical counterpart is worried about "losing rigour and the teaching of basics" .

Those rogues were proceeded with the utmost rigour of the law.

Germany say this means more rigour, but the French think it means more political intervention in monetary and fiscal policies.

Rigour and intuition interact in the research process, they are not in opposition.

In practice, as Augier and March point out, there is a conflict between academic rigour and multidisciplinarity.

"One of the challenges is: how how do you bring research to companies that has some academic rigour? "

The need for rigour pushes people towards specialising in one discipline.

The rigour of surgical training comes as a relief.

The need for academic rigour has also had an impact on the kinds of knowledge that business schools produce and disseminate.

first , scientific rigour in the assessment of water quality was essential.

the rigour of an Arctic winter, of prison life, etc.

It will challenge the students with a different kind of rigour, he says.

This is backed up by a significant amount of experimental data and mathematical rigour.

With equal rigour, the OECD avoids a single index of child welfare in its 30 member states.

New R&D efforts and acquisitions, he says, will be evaluated with more rigour.

[color=#444444]Biologists have brought rigour to psychology, sociology and even economics.

It is exam week and the famed Chicago rigour is in full evidence.

Even outside the EU structure, diplomats hail a new "rigour" in European thinking about Russia.

Thus reward can come without academic rigour.

Our derivation lacks rigour in this regard.

Rigour is the concern of philosophy and not of geometry.

To maintain and ensure the highest standards of technical competence and scientific rigour in the quality of work and data generated.

There is a new whiff of rigour in the air.

When I came into the foundation, I had 172 grants I was working on. There weren't the people to do the rigour.

They are introducing a discipline and rigour that is missing from most of bioscience.

Credit rating could do with more competition, and a bit more rigour

And the Egyptians made the children of Israel to serve with rigour

Rigour is not a characteristic of quantitative as distinct from qualitative research;

Germans see it as a way of imposing rules and rigour;

Mr Balls prides himself on intellectual rigour and political clarity;