Rigour

Despite being a one-year programme, it maintains the same level of academic rigour and depth of learning as a traditional two-year MBA.

However, in my assessment — a case I have presented on multiple occasions — the assertion that President Tinubu erred in removing the petrol subsidy lacks rigour.

One can only admire his rigour when it comes to settling scores.

They, as generalists, rely on CMAL/CalMac to inform them, who in turn are under pressure from trade unions to maintain restrictive and inefficient practices – no proper management rigour or leadership.

Within an environment of authentic differentiation, equal emphasis is placed upon mental and emotional balance and academic rigour.

Lord Hague added: "Violence and prejudice should be countered through the rigour of reason, not the comfort blanket of cancellation.

She emphasised that the NSSC is advocating for policy reform that balances academic rigour with a more holistic approach to student development.

She said: “I have satisfied myself that the recruitment process last year for the new Chief Fire Officer was carried out with integrity and rigour and I am happy to follow the proper process and welcome Nikki Watson to her new role.

She said suggesting there’s currently a lack of scientific rigour “has a huge impact in terms of the level of trust within the population” in health institutions that have built up trust, based on scientific evidence, over decades.

Someone with the physical and mental rigour of “super athletes”, say scientists tasked with keeping the four astronauts-designate primed for Gaganyaan, India’s maiden human spaceflight mission.

The feels like it’s still got a touch of rigour mortis about it.

The introduction of plantations in the New World during the late 17th century demanded labour in numbers and rigour that Europe could not supply, and they enslaved Africans to fill the gap.

There were times when his indication of tempi and dynamics in the Lindberg looked quite different from his familiar conducting style, but really it was exactly the same thing, with the rigour just a little more obvious.

According to Garcia, the mission of this police deployment is to ‘act with rigour in the face of behaviour that puts the population at risk’.

Black rubs up against white, conceptual rigour against listenability, LA against Ghana, where Sumney lived for a time; he’s now based in North Carolina.

But if we lose that rigour that the Australian community has embraced, particularly over Easter, it could all come undone.

He recruited and nurtured a staff of mainly young and vociferous journalists, many of whom carried his trademark rigour and integrity into the national news media.

He said that the troops have sustained the recent defeat exacted on the terrorists with more rigour in Damboa and Garkida towns of Borno and Adamawa States, respectively.

Potter offers possibilities rather than platitudes, and looks with both rigour and sympathy at the effects of living with illness, but also with regrets.

Since the trials are being allowed to continue and presuming the issue is not serious then it boils down to questions around need for more transparency and rigour in the review process?