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31. Clients sign contracts to become participants and agree to adhere to a rigorous schedule.

32. A rigorous syllabus and lots of tests dictate the kind of work done.

33. Under rigorous cross examination by prosecution co-counsel Cliff Harris, Sontag acknowledged that Davis' three siblings have led relatively law-abiding lives.

34. More rigorous ideologues of the left boycotted what they dubbed an illegal election.

35. In the main, however, the selection procedure is rigorous enough so that basic training does not have to be used for assessment purposes.

36. They are professionals with equipment which meets rigorous safety standards.

37. However, almost no one thought we had any chance of passing the rigorous war-fighting inspection soon to come.

38. Security at prisons holding category A prisoners is already very tight, with rigorous searching procedures.

39. The checks that were carried out were not particularly rigorous and did not in fact tend to reveal abuse.

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40. The Conservative case is more than a political ideal: it can be backed up by rigorous economic arguments.

41. That is needed where possible to make the strategic analysis more rigorous before final approvals are given.

42. There are some rigorous theorems which prove that context free grammars can not be learned, in a certain sense.

43. The Pope's visit to the Wailing Wall last Sunday marked the most rigorous test yet of his brotherly discourse.

44. It seems possible but highly unlikely that more rigorous standards were used for the categories that we happened not to study.

45. Every new drug has to pass a series of rigorous safety checks before it is put on sale.

46. The widespread adoption of a rigorous and effective pre-trial review?

47. The objective feedback to the employees is relevant, rigorous, and rapid.

48. The computational approach is, therefore, much more rigorous intellectually than that to which many psychologists have been accustomed.

49. They use exposure to the world of work to motivate young people to learn more rigorous academics.

50. Its theory is both rigorous and self-consistent and has provided descriptions of many aspects which structural grammar did not touch upon.

51. However only about one in ten offered is selected for the rigorous 12 week-long initial training course.

52. Each distinctive type should be subject to a rigorous set of explicit rules of discipline.

53. They prefer its quiet workouts to the more rigorous bursts of activity demanded by downhill skiing.

54. We don't really comprehend how rigorous the training in the guild system was.

55. There are also private parochial schools that provide a more rigorous curriculum.

56. Sad to learn that those self-evident truths, necessary truths, faltered so badly when subjected to rigorous examination.

57. His thinking is a little less rigorous than others, his language a little more colorful.

58. Promoting consistency and quality of service - the care programme approach added a more rigorous recording system.

59. Judging by their reaction to a recent study, only the most rigorous evidence will convince them.

60. A rigorous Porter-style analysis seems to be a more important ingredient in the decision inputs.