Examples of using Rigorous in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In pursuing your ideas we are quite rigorous and professional.
standardised processes, rigorous quality management and excellent service.
life was rigorous.
Men of my generation were held up to a far more rigorous natural selection.
including scientific principles, rigorous analysis and creative design.
I don't know every investigator in Australia so I don't know how rigorous they are and whether what they see might be something like a laser light display instead of an actual UFO”.
Again, we're very rigorous with information that does come out,- we double,
The procedures for drawing up the budget were not sufficiently rigorous and led to a considerable number of budgetary transfers affecting most of the budget lines(12).
The procedures for drawing up the budget were not sufficiently rigorous and led to a significant number of budgetary transfers(12).
Make rigorous checks on the importer,
Online courses at American University are as rigorous and challenging as their on-campus counterparts
They were, in fact, so rigorous that the car was used as the standard car for safety developments by the authorities in the USA.
Let us have confidence in our Commissioner, and I am convinced that we will have tests which are rigorous and which are capable of reassuring us.
Candidates with CGPA below 2.50 but above 2.00 with a Credit in Mathematics at SPM level or equivalent may be admitted subject to rigorous internal assessment process.
Candidates with CGpa below 2.50 but above 2.00 with a credit in Additional Mathematics at SPM level or its equivalent may be admitted subjects to a rigorous internal assessment process;
where less rigorous standards apply.
the criteria for such a designation are extremely rigorous.
experience that is not only academically rigorous but valued by employers.
We should have been much more rigorous in setting priorities,
Points out, however, that these minimum requirements must be sufficiently rigorous and be backed up by rules preventing,