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The other way is more rigorous, but also more rewarding.
"We have an approach that is more rigorous," he said.
" He added that Britain's new plans might be "more rigorous.
"Graduation requirements have gotten a little more rigorous," said Renick.
I need you to take a more rigorous empirical approach.
Going forward, we will be far more rigorous about expenditures.
Samsung apologized profusely and agreed to institute more rigorous safety checks.
We have to be much more rigorous in how we behave.
Ministers are also introducing more rigorous standards that apprenticeships must meet.
More rigorous animal-welfare standards introduced in 1999 raised farmers' costs.
It would impose more rigorous ethics requirements on our public officials.
The first step would be to do more rigorous policy evaluations.
It includes an inspections regime perhaps more rigorous than any other.
Modern would-be dog owners tend to use more rigorous criteria.
But it awaits a more rigorous analysis than the one offered here.
So I think you're likely to see calls for more rigorous testing.
Turkey also has been more rigorous in shutting down the Syrian border.
I can attest that government oversight is more rigorous than Kolbert suggests.
"Their process was a little more rigorous, which was reassuring," Schauren says.
"GMAT is still largely viewed as more rigorous and serious," she says.
As the industry matures, safety measures are likely to become more rigorous.
To get a definitive answer, more rigorous and standardized testing is required.
"More rigorous scientific research is required to aid such decisions," he added.
In all, the researchers call for more rigorous data on the topic.
More rigorous scrutiny is needed for jobs such as teaching and the law.
It also suggests 40 measures to help scientists produce more rigorous, reliable research.
Another, more rigorous government study has also found adult obesity is inching up.
In their recreation, they used more rigorous controls for the sake of accuracy.
But lawmakers said they were often more rigorous than either of these services.
We need to apply more rigorous scientific protocols, using a multi-disciplinary approach.
We can't say for sure without a more rigorous analysis of the data.
It is true that the research on medical marijuana could be more rigorous.
The more unpleasant people are, the more rigorous his attention to them becomes.
Roback and Guarner wrote the findings support more rigorous testing in COVID-19.
Conservatives did not want less bias or more rigorous fealty to transpartisan rules.
He described the proposal as a "more rigorous evaluation mechanism" than currently exists.
Fears of a more rigorous crackdown from Washington would seem to be justified.
In New Jersey, KIPP schools saw similar trajectories as tests became more rigorous.
Specifically, Android is getting much more rigorous about tamping down battery-killing background apps.
This organization has more rigorous membership requirements for voters; specifically, published works of fiction.
He knows how to handle these kinds of challenges: more rigorous process, tighter management.
Today, it seems like everyone agrees that what we need are more rigorous schools.
The department lifted that laptop ban in June, announcing more rigorous security screening instead.
But now, more journals and researchers see the importance of making research more rigorous.
The second supposed advance is towards more rigorous analysis of the effects of regulations.
Target has also implemented more "rigorous testing" when it comes to its food products.
Trump got away with tax evasion during an era of generally more rigorous enforcement.
In 2007, he enrolled in IDEA Donna, hoping to receive a more rigorous education.
They were correct, and I am sympathetic to these calls for more rigorous trials.
Andrew Casey, president of BIOTECanada, would like "a more rigorous sit-down" with the government.
These services promise more rigorous background checks, fingerprinting and training than typical ride-hailing companies.
"It's still a hypothesis, and we still need to do more rigorous testing," Sarnat said.
This, she suggests, may be because universal programmes are higher-quality and more rigorous academically.
We'll eventually get more rigorous data on who voted, and how, from the Census Bureau.
He also launched a more rigorous process for selecting and rolling out new-product launches.
"I'm all for dance being in the world in a more rigorous way," she said.
Beijing lifted those restrictions this year after requiring companies to conduct more rigorous safety testing.
"The legal analysis behind this strike — that analysis could have been more rigorous," Young said.
While all films require rehearsals, the process for "1917" was much longer and more rigorous.
Yet recent trials, larger and more rigorous, also have not produced the hoped-for results.
What's needed is the systematic support and funding for more rigorous research, testing and translation.
These companies need to build a more rigorous set of controls to prevent that from happening.
America has a stronger democratic tradition -- and more rigorous democratic institutions -- than any of these countries.
It sounds a little more rigorous than what West went through to get his preaching badges.
I admit I'm making a personal judgment call here, a precursor to a more rigorous model.
Even Huawei used it as an opportunity to put its Mate X through more rigorous testing.
He's building a more rigorous system for the staff, but it's not taking with the president.
With an approaching MCAT and more rigorous schoolwork, he may have to slow down the music.
Oregon Motor Voter has allowed us to be even more rigorous in our citizenship status verification.
Importantly, more rigorous voter identification laws would probably not have stopped what occurred in North Carolina.
It is a more rigorous standard than the one commonly used in the US, he said.
This study validates some of this advice in a much more rigorous and evidence-based manner.
Drug makers are often hesitant to provide experimental drugs outside of their more rigorous clinical trials.
I regret that decision in that I am sure I passed up a more rigorous education.
Given the app's issues, it certainly seems the testing could have been a bit more rigorous.
After the Camp Fire, PG&E discovered numerous problems when it took a more rigorous approach.
"Ski instructor certification is more rigorous in Austria than here," and Everett Kircher wanted the best.
A more rigorous oversight system may be necessary to ensure that the neutrality guidelines are strictly followed.
For the few who commit violations, the NYPD's disciplinary process is more rigorous today than ever before.
In 2014, Congress mandated more rigorous health and safety requirements for child care providers receiving federal subsidies.
The buildings, too, fit into St James's despite being far more rigorous and modern than their neighbours.
And maybe scientists need to look at more rigorous mathematical ways to determine that they've proven something.
It thus had leeway to prepare a more rigorous report if it had wished to do so.
They'll also look at alternatives to anti-venom as well as making existing development methods more rigorous.
Other developed nations at least require one or more background checks but usually much more rigorous hurdles.
Some governmental jurisdictions in Texas are acting along similar lines to develop more rigorous identification systems, too.
How will Hyperloop avoid the regulatory obstacles that every other transportation mode faces in more rigorous states?
I suggest that we need to consider several realities in a more rigorous debate on new policy.
Commercial flights at Palm Beach International Airport are not affected because they undergo more rigorous security screening.
This adds more detail in complex scenes and makes for a more rigorous challenge for existing models.
The New Health Care A program called bundled payments appears promising, but we need more rigorous evaluations.
As in the aftermath of 2008, the cost of a public bailout was more rigorous public oversight.
The point is to "develop and flex a more rigorous political imagination," according to one course syllabus.
But Mr. Macron also called for more rigorous scrutiny of Chinese investments in competitive industries in Europe.
Again, more rigorous standards and larger sample sizes are needed to know if the findings will hold.
All of the major carmakers have struggled to adjust to new, more rigorous European emissions testing procedures.
Increasingly, even textbook studies and phenomena are coming undone as researchers retest them with more rigorous designs.
Whereas a more rigorous, but still reasonable, pace would be to lose 1% of your body weight.
A pre-market approval (PMA) is a more rigorous process and applies to higher risk medical devices.
With this added protection, Google will subject potential hackers to a far more rigorous account recovery process.
Under the previous chancellor, Merryl H. Tisch, the state created a set of more rigorous licensing exams.
His solution is a wonky one: We should all be more rigorous in our cost-benefit analysis.
Both suits claim more rigorous background checks, including fingerprinting, could have prevented incidents like this from happening.
You know, I'm glad I had training in that, so it made me a more rigorous editor.
But you have, in the past, caught people doing this and been much more rigorous in that.
Foster would also like to see trade bans properly enforced with more rigorous checking of dried seafood shipments.
One high-profile effort to retest 100 psychological experiments found only 40 percent replicated with more rigorous methods.
This also involves more rigorous collection of membership fees (amounting to between 0.5% and 2% of annual salary).
And an elite athlete would also have far more rigorous nutritional needs than someone who just exercises casually.
It's possible that as more studies come out with different or more rigorous methodologies, the results could differ.
At the same time, he cautions that it's ultimately up to regulatory bodies to require more rigorous measures. 
He knew the Olympics were in reach if he could withstand an even more rigorous degree of training.
The FCC, by contrast, has a more rigorous responsibility: To ensure that the deal serves the public interest.
The training and indoctrination of the recruits became more rigorous and systematic at that time, Mr. Islam said.
It's sparking change, however incremental, as corporations, colleges, and cities are creating more rigorous policies to protect women.
Perhaps more rigorous voter identification laws being discussed by the legislature would have helped in these particular instances.
While I've been performing rudimentary statistics for a few projects, there is an opportunity for more rigorous tracking.
He adds that under a Trump administration, it's unlikely the recent pattern of more rigorous scrutiny will continue.
Driver training is, in general, more rigorous and more costly in the Netherlands than in the United States.
This is why I am leaving USC, in favor of attending a more rigorous and supportive program elsewhere.
That second test is more rigorous, assessing whether it is safe for banks to implement their capital plans.
Ms. Elkington and Mr. Duric could also be a little more rigorous when it comes to narrative contrivances.
They suggested raising the age requirement to purchase weapons, banning assault weapons and implementing more rigorous background checks.
Other attempts to elaborate on the stack have been more rigorous and comprehensive, less personal and more global.
"These flights have more rigorous safety requirements because of the greater distance between suitable airports," the airline said.
Because the seismic assessment could make use of those, a more rigorous evaluation was not needed, it said.
"It formalized and made more rigorous much of what I do naturally, when I trust myself," she said.
The second test was more rigorous, assessing whether it is safe for banks to implement their capital plans.
Much will now depend on a more rigorous analysis of the causes of the fire, which will take time.
Additionally, more rigorous testing of drugs for new uses might illuminate harms, hampering drugs' marketability rather than helping it.
He tried to filter out the studies with weaker methodologies, putting more emphasis on those that were more rigorous.
Working toward minimizing violence and sexual harassment shouldn't start with more surveillance, but more rigorous background checks and accountability.
The scientists who ran the 21 replication tests didn't just repeat the original experiments — they made them more rigorous.
Those travelers will now have to go through the more rigorous regular visa application process to enter the country.
Demands from the parents include suspending or terminating Paul's channel, and having a more rigorous and effective screening process.
Because the stakes are higher, it might push researchers to do more open and more rigorous science, says Przybylski.
While preliminary evaluations suggest that the booster is in good shape, a more rigorous battery of tests is ongoing.
Its botanical diversity has dazzled scientists too, and they have called for more rigorous conservation efforts in the area.
Ms. May concluded by calling for a more rigorous antitrust regime in "highly consolidated markets" like banking and utilities.
Regulators last year proposed more rigorous testing of the type of engine that exploded on a Southwest flight Tuesday.
But there needs to be much more rigorous research done to tease out the exact benefits of these diets.
Much more research is needed, but already some scientists are calling for more rigorous sterilization procedures for surgical instruments.
The more rigorous qualitative portion only applies to 13 banks, or those with assets of more than $0.4 billion.
Being ticketed for overseas required her to undergo a more rigorous level of training at Fort Oglethorpe in Georgia.
The company issued a 70-page safety report and added more rigorous testing on closed tracks and in simulations.
We can hold authors to more rigorous standards when they publish, so that results are accurately and transparently reported.
The authors found the quality of the evidence disappointing over all and called for more, and more rigorous, research.
For example, the other proposals require complaints to go through a more rigorous reporting process and courtroom-​​like proceedings.
My colleague Bessie Lee Lawton and I began our collaboration in 2012, and a more rigorous protocol was established.
The court will have to do a much more rigorous assessment of all of the evidence at that stage.
The report also recommends Congress equip HRSA with more resources and staff so it can conduct more rigorous oversight.
Activists are calling for more rigorous standards at the high school level, and not just in terms of testing.
The exit polls don't offer many clues, and there hasn't been enough attention to the phenomenon for more rigorous study.
He hopes that "Upheaval" will encourage other scholars to take up his ideas and mould them into something more rigorous.
In the expanded area, there's going to be a new protocol that's going to require a much more rigorous response.
After Fowler died, in the late seventies, the National Trust began to adopt a more rigorous attitude toward historical veracity.
Their investigation, which would go on for over four years, was far more rigorous than those in Congo or Sudan.
The sequel, with all proceeds going to the Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, is, if anything, a harsher, more rigorous listen.
She said that the new academy, created in 2015, includes a 14-week program with more rigorous and standardized training.
At private schools, they are required to dress much more formally, often enduring more rigorous principles at their respective schools.
"Such information is required to confirm identity or conduct more rigorous national security vetting," a State Department official told Reuters.
Many schools are conducting more rigorous background checks when hiring staff and training employees to recognize grooming behaviors among adults.
This year, I began attending larger, intimidating conferences and taking more rigorous computing courses — all with excitement rather than fear.
And it said the bank has already put in place "more rigorous internal policies" to stop this from happening again.
Scientists called for more rigorous clinical trial oversight in the wake of Nazi atrocities involving human experiments in the 1940s.
This will meet client demand for more rigorous audience analysis while enabling the editorial team to optimise the network's content output.
Without more rigorous and ideological grounding, we're likely to see the Sanders brand attached to a motley bunch of party dissidents.
He suggested to the school's geologists that a more rigorous survey be conducted to confirm his initial findings, and they agreed.
Less common, but more rigorous, is double blinding, wherein neither the author nor the reviewer knows the identity of the other.
Companies have to report any malfunctions or injuries to the agency, and some are asked to conduct more rigorous, additional studies.
"The donors go through a screening process that is more rigorous than what is required for blood donation," she tells PEOPLE.
Because they can give nutrition researchers a sense of what they might study in a more rigorous (and expensive) randomized trial.
Mixed-doubles curling is seen as more rigorous than team curling, as only two athletes sweep the ice instead of four.
Almost as soon as Coase had wished for it, a body of more rigorous research on such questions began to flourish.
This new, more rigorous monetization structure can be seen as one of the more aggressive steps it has taken so far.
We now have implemented this eight-step battery check process, which Samsung says is more rigorous than most industry battery checks.
In a system that was supposed to be more rigorous, fewer than 1 percent of teachers were rated ineffective last year.
Combating attacks from the Chinese is going to take a much more rigorous and sophisticated approach than we are currently deploying.
But Sunday's report said more rigorous supervision is needed to make sure farms are complying with rules, particularly in the northeast.
He just struggles with the strong claims that are being made and craves more nuance, and a more rigorous study design.
But the budget also calls for tighter eligibility rules, fewer benefit mandates and more rigorous screening for things like immigration status.
That said, there are better documentaries out there that cover much of the same material, in more rigorous, and interesting ways.
Before earnings, a leaked email revealed the company will be more rigorous about expenditures, including its relationship with suppliers and contractors.
Both have pushed for more rigorous tests and the use of biological passports, which allow scientists to monitor individual blood levels.
Kelly saw his first order of business as installing a more rigorous process and structure to the infamously chaotic White House.
During the off-season, Lin does TRX and more rigorous weight training, focusing on his lower body for that catcher squat.
That means we have to wonder how many more automakers might face similar blowback thanks to the more rigorous screening process.
Germany, which has the high-speed autobahn, also requires much more rigorous driver education and testing than most American states do.
I decided we had to gather more rigorous evidence to move the story beyond Mr. Assad's "he said, she said" approach.
She instituted a more rigorous hiring process, and the company worked hard to hire more computer scientists, especially from top universities.
Since the collision, Saskatchewan and Alberta have introduced mandatory and more rigorous classroom and on-road training for heavy-truck drivers.
Target is also adding more hours to every store's payroll for cleaning "to make our routines even more rigorous," Cornell wrote.
The inspection process was enhanced and made more rigorous in 1998 with Local Law 11, the Facade Inspection and Safety Program.
Yet most medical schools still lack a required geriatrics rotation, despite national guidelines calling for more rigorous training of future physicians.
For instance, spokespeople from Dropbox and Cloudflare said that they would implement more rigorous measures to find and remove the imagery.
Teaching had become more rigorous; parents had focused on things that mattered; and children had bought into the promise of education.
A more rigorous visa vetting process has also reduced the number of Chinese scientists that are able to enter the country.
The government could address the crisis with authority by passing legislation that makes the background checks for gun purchases more rigorous.
"So, from an operating leverage point of view and a financial point of view, we need to be more rigorous," he said.
So you think the public's awareness of "fake" news and "alternative" facts is motivating journalists to be more rigorous about fact checking?
The more rigorous world of collegiate sports was initially tough on him, but he adjusted, and freshman year started to breeze by.
That is easier to get away with in Europe than in America, where the regulations are tighter and enforcement is more rigorous.
I played sports on a boys' team, which was a little bit more rigorous, but my family was concerned about my weight.
If Mr Kim does not budge, America and its allies may respond by trying to secure a more rigorous enforcement of sanctions.
A major new study suggests that as more rigorous scientific data becomes available, wellness is not living up to its early promise.
DaaS stresses higher velocity, higher-quality, near real-time data that can support more rigorous needs, such as training machine learning algorithms.
She advises owners to be more rigorous about portion control, and to resist their "big brown eyes" when they plead for food.
First, NASA needs to do a more rigorous job of writing down all of its planetary requirements and implementing these policies equally.
It must be more rigorous than the nuclear agreement with Iran—and that includes continuous monitoring of enrichment sites and snap inspections.
"The Second Amendment (of the U.S. Constitution) requires something more rigorous than the unsubstantiated assertions offered to the district court," O'Scannlain wrote.
The study notes that the adolescents with ADHD were diagnosed based on assessments from primary care physicians, rather than more rigorous testing.
But without more rigorous inquiry into the origin and quality of socio-economic data, the grim reality of dictatorship often remains obscured.
The city attributes this rise in part to more rigorous inspections, which are catching accidents that would not previously have been reported.
The department is offering remote cyber hygiene tests as well as more rigorous on-site vulnerability tests to states that request them.
One is, we tend to be a little bit more rigorous maybe than others choose to be in our analysis and valuations.
" Cortez said the FDA's modernization program "looks like the agency is trying to turn 510(k) reviews into a more rigorous process.
"They've starting getting more rigorous, even tearing open bales at customs," said Chaz Miller, policy director for the National Waste & Recycling Association.
And in an interview he cited it as an example of why current law is failing and more rigorous regulation is needed.
We urgently need a more rigorous approach to definition and provenance of the different types of "content" on our social media platforms.
The scandal called attention to lax European Union testing procedures, and sped plans to scrutinize tailpipe emissions under more rigorous road conditions.
Clinton's claim relies on more rigorous scientific polls — those like CNN's — that apply controls to try to be representative of US voters.
After investing much time on Aramco, they could be more rigorous in asking whether future deals can actually get off the ground.
She instituted a more rigorous hiring process, and the company has worked hard to hire more computer scientists, especially from top universities.
There could be more rigorous work on prescription heroin sites' community-level impacts, such as on public safety or broader drug use.
Activists, of course, would never frame a movement for more rigorous oversight of misconduct as expressing a lack of respect for police.
For those that seek to hold public figures accountable, a more rigorous interaction with and presentation of archived pages will limit uncertainty.
For example, the agency stiffened its social and environmental standards by adopting the more rigorous standards set by the International Finance Corporation.
Just as in clinical care, there are examples of incorrect thinking based on low-rigor studies that more rigorous ones later overturn.
That would mean any new tech, like automatic repositioning of micromobility vehicles, for example, would go through a more rigorous vetting process.
The woman told investigators that Lomeli said she would need to go through a more rigorous screening process to verify her identification.
First, it is crucial that programs operating within correctional systems and at the community level become more rigorous in their program designs.
In December 2017, several months after Brainard's complaint, the TSA mandated that all new hires be subjected to more rigorous vision testing.
Both types perform stunts like pyramids and spread-eagle jumps, but competitive cheering requires a higher skill level, and more rigorous routines.
We must all be more rigorous in evaluating and investigating anger, or this pattern of miscommunication will continue on other college campuses.
But the focus of the performance in David Geffen Hall is a more rigorous introduction to the notion of development in music.
But this technique has limited application — the approach wouldn't work on newer iPhones with more rigorous security, such as the Secure Enclave.
It's also a story about psychology's "replication crisis," in which classic findings are being reevaluated (and often failing) under more rigorous methodology.
Pressuring Germany to pursue that course of action would require Trump to have a more rigorous understanding of the complexities of trade.
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 or FISA was actually intended to create more rigorous procedural requirements for this kind of surveillance.
I landed a grant-writing gig for a research program, hoping that a more rigorous, academic approach to health might limit the bias.
Without more rigorous oversight by Chinese officials, there is no reason to expect this competition to converge upon the BRI's six economic corridors.
Because there are so many different Android-based products, the popular high-end devices are subjected to more rigorous testing by app developers.
Rokhsar suggests the FDA keep a closer eye on the industry, like it does on the pharmaceutical industry, to ensure more rigorous testing.
That assertion is based on an analysis that assumes about 30 percent of power plants will voluntarily chose to install more rigorous technology.
The key thing, he said, would be to professionalise the party, bringing in more funds and taking a more rigorous approach to campaigning.
More rigorous academic studies (like this one) suggest that drivers are primarily concerned with guarantees of safety and price for self-driving cars.
It's part of an annual process that the bank has made more rigorous in the past few years, one of the people said.
But before we get there, we need more rigorous research on how oxytocin works overall, not just any optimistic evaluation of the upsides.
Afterwards, the account managers hopped back in to try to redirect some of those eyeballs to the institute's more-rigorous, less-punny efforts.
These markets are generally easier for startups to play in because they lack longer and more rigorous government sales cycles and procurement processes.
The measure allows for ideas like sometimes using "real world evidence," rather than more rigorous and time-consuming clinical trials, in drug approvals.Rep.
We'll have to put it through more rigorous testing to see how well it works on our laps in the real world, however.
Regulators last year proposed more rigorous testing of the type of engine that exploded on a Dallas-bound Southwest Airlines flight on Tuesday.
As such, he oversaw the transition of the bureau into a more rigorous intelligence-gathering body, rather than just a criminal investigative organization.
They called for much more rigorous rulemaking to police disclosure around cyber security issues, or requiring certain cyber security policies at public companies.
More rigorous teacher training and a higher bar for entry into the profession need to go hand in hand with increased teacher pay.
The Department of Commerce has even increased its analytical capacity in recent years to conduct more rigorous impact analysis of regulations on industry.
Are you strengthening or do you plan to strengthen accounting compliance, such as by increasing manpower and making in-house rules more rigorous?
Just 13 of the banks, which had assets of more than $250 billion, were subject to a more rigorous qualitative assessment within CCAR.
The Greens party, which has lost two lawmakers to the dual citizenship provision, has already promised to adopt a more rigorous vetting process.
But, he explained, the legislation also contained a provision opposed by the National Rifle Association that requires a more rigorous background-check system.
Another concern is surveys indicating more rigorous standards on commercial and industrial loans, which "tightened up sharply in the fourth quarter," he said.
These findings are especially troubling given that the colleges and their government enablers have staunchly resisted efforts to make teacher training more rigorous.
New York City has nine specialized high schools, which offer a more rigorous curriculum than most other public high schools in the city.
Some death penalty opponents hope that Mr. Roof's defiance will prompt the appellate courts to adopt a more rigorous standard for capital defendants.
Keto can seem like a fun, flirty diet compared to other, even more rigorous options: you can eat cheese, steaks, even hamburger patties.
The United States would need to adopt a far more rigorous Freedom of Information Act to sort out its conflicts of interest problem.
Similarly, the idea that willpower is finite — known in the academic literature as ego depletion — has also failed in more rigorous recent testing.
To the extent that the unamended Constitution was flawed, it was more rigorous application of libertarian principles that abolished slavery and granted women's suffrage.
Past evaluations have suggested the technology has anywhere from 50 to 97 percent accuracy, although Carr and Doleac acknowledge more rigorous research is necessary.
" Top Secret/SAP, or special access program, is a classified designation "deemed so sensitive that it requires more rigorous protection than other classified information.
To advocate for their own safety, in the wake of Ghost Ship, some makers and artists have begun demanding more rigorous fire safety measures.
However, federal and state regulators in the United States are proposing new, more rigorous standards to control the development and deployment of such systems.
Mark: We did a lot more rigorous planning in terms of the saving and investing side and projecting the growth in our nest egg.
Others include the increase in arrivals and more rigorous identification, such as taking fingerprints, which blocks migrants from applying for asylum in other countries.
If school qualifications were made more rigorous, recruiters would be more likely to trust them as signals of ability, and less insistent on degrees.
Details: The agency's new plan will require drugmakers to perform "more rigorous" safety and quality testing, Edney reports, with a focus on raw ingredients.
Image: GettyThe TSA is preparing to introduce "more rigorous" and "comprehensive" physical inspections at airports around the country, according to a new Bloomberg report.
The bottom line: Because of the high stakes involved, some are calling for more rigorous legislation and regulation to make the U.S. more resilient.
"He made it more rigorous on himself," his top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, told reporters aboard Air Force One as Trump returned to Washington.
Regulators are taking a more rigorous approach to FX trading practices after banks were fined billions of dollars for alleged rigging of currency benchmarks.
The students would not receive the more-rigorous Regents diplomas, but would receive local diplomas, which are accepted by colleges, the military and employers.
I've thought of these numbers in recent days, as liberals and leftists have demanded more rigorous investigation and severe prosecution of white supremacist terrorism.
Is it not that a more rigorous system of human intervention and controls would be better placed to ensuring the right decisions are made?
Other popular recommendations include increasing police salaries, strengthening oversight, a more rigorous control of police weapons, and the use of cameras in police vehicles.
The original purpose of the research was to show that carmakers were capable of meeting more rigorous limits on emissions of harmful nitrogen oxides.
But prosecutors could have difficulty getting that record, which was gathered under battlefield conditions, admitted as evidence against him under more rigorous courtroom standards.
Recently, the government has tried to tackle corruption in the hiring of teachers by introducing a more rigorous process through its civil service commission.
A better approach, she added, would be to set up a more rigorous seller onboarding process for certain categories, like toys and baby products.
The F.D.A. has ramped up oversight of OpenBiome's production, leading to more rigorous testing and higher prices, which will double to $1,600 this month.
One vet credited the rescues in Somaliland, tighter controls at the borders in one emirate, and more rigorous e-commerce policing for the drop.
The companies have pushed back against the idea that fingerprint-based background checks are more rigorous than the name-based checks they generally use.
But several states and localities have since requested help from the department, including remote cyber hygiene scans and more rigorous on-site vulnerability assessments.
Dr. Michael S. Okun, the medical director of the Parkinson's Foundation, said the new report from Switzerland raised questions that needed more rigorous study.
Under the changes, visitors meeting the criteria would not be denied entry, but would have to go through the more rigorous visa applicant process.
It is possible that other agencies could develop their own more rigorous requirements that could make cannabis banking more complex and costly, she said.
Environmentalists and scientists had criticized the Bureau of Land Management for refraining from a more rigorous appraisal of the potential impact of the work.
"You've come up against incredible challenges, and you've met them by being ever more rigorous and determined about applying the latest science," she wrote.
In recent days, Mexico has taken a more rigorous approach to interviewing and registering immigrants from Central America, Haiti and Cuba, according to officials.
Duffy says it&aposs a more rigorous preparation for college-level work, encourages in-depth independent research, and teaches students to embrace a diverse world.
Yet as telemedicine and medication abortion become less taboo methods of terminating a pregnancy, states have become more rigorous in their attempts to restrict them.
But putting some of its Pacifica fleet to the test in Michigan is a different story, and will involve likely more rigorous and consistent testing.
The process could be improved quickly by increasing the number of screeners, undertaking more extensive background checks and making the interviews more rigorous, she said.
After judge deliberations, five companies will move on to the final round of TechCrunch Startup Battlefield – the same pitch but a more rigorous Q&A.
The firm has already pledged multiple improvements to ensure product safety, including more rigorous battery tests and more stringent standards from the initial planning stages.
"They also reflect our recognition that more rigorous research is needed to better understand if certain women are at heightened risk of complications," Maisel said.
The Federal Aviation Administration in August sought more rigorous testing of the engine involved, the CFM56-7B, one of the most common in the world.
Though our consumption of plastics is much higher than other countries, we have a much more rigorous approach to recycling and disposing of trash safely.
The proposed rulemaking would also revoke California's right to establish its own more rigorous emissions standards under the federal Clean Air Act, as amended (CAA).
Rather than continue to struggle with the concept, he devised a method that he felt was theoretically more rigorous, using a clock and laser beams.
Eleven other candidates failed to make the cut for the Houston debate, having fallen short of the more-rigorous qualifying criteria set by the DNC.
A protectionist debate ramped up last year when Germany, France and Italy called for a Europe-wide mechanism for more rigorous vetting of foreign takeovers.
The reorganization might also have contributed to more rigorous ideological scrutiny or simply created bureaucratic delays in approvals for films heading to international film festivals.
The report calls for more rigorous disclosure of conflicts of interest, and for written disclosure of all interactions between scientists, N.I.H. officials and private donors.
Even as Mr. Macron embraces close trade ties with China, he has called for more rigorous scrutiny of Chinese investments in competitive industries in Europe.
As a result, levels of harmful nitrogen oxides in urban areas have remained high despite emissions standards that, on paper, have grown progressively more rigorous.
Diamond's book won the Pulitzer in 1998 and is (probably) a little more respected, simply because it's more rigorous and the style is more academic.
In response, the F.B.I. came up with far more rigorous internal procedures, pledging to ensure the accuracy of FISA affidavits by more carefully reviewing them.
Her proposal would require studios to have soundproofing, be subject to a more rigorous permit process, and be at least 500 feet from residential areas.
First of all, because it's AI-driven it can deliver meaningful insight much faster, but also it gives a more rigorous perspective of the data.
The first part of the statement addressed they were going to put in more rigorous record checks, which should have been put in place initially.
The report also revealed a high level of hospital non-compliance with the program, and urged more rigorous Congressional oversight, hospital reporting, and eligibility requirements.
The Supreme Court would be in a better position to consider the constitutionality of Arizona's sentencing system, he wrote, after a more rigorous empirical inquiry.
Sizemore argues that its improvements, sparked in large part by the more rigorous curriculum that Ms. Robinson initiated when she became principal, warrant keeping it open.
Housing in Britain The proposal for Worthing, which will undergo a more rigorous financial analysis over the coming months, details an unusual model for affordable living.
Joe Staten During that time that we really started looking at Halo in a more rigorous way, like, what are the stories outside of these games?
The other day, I was comparing notes on our respective regimens with a friend whose approach to skin care is even more rigorous than my own.
A similar trend can be seen in social science, where researchers have been reevaluating classic textbook findings with more rigorous methodology, and discovering many are flawed.
Indeed, sanitizer use has become widespread that it's definitely time for a more rigorous investigation into how safe the goop is and whether it even works.
Trump in February expressed support for more rigorous audits of the Fed but has not spelled out his visions for the institution since winning the election.
Meanwhile, Forscher and Kteily are working on an extended, more rigorous version of the survey, which will pull from a nationally representative sample of Trump voters.
The roughly 40-member Freedom Caucus has a more rigorous process for allowing new people into its ranks and tends to clash publicly with GOP leadership.
As for the boarding schools, many are conducting more rigorous background checks when hiring staff and are proactively training employees to recognize grooming behaviors among adults.
So the DEA is creating a sort of catch-22, sabotaging its own need for more rigorous scientific research into kratom by making the plant illegal.
Additionally, Congress should work to implement a more rigorous process for cancelling or exiting existing trade agreements, just as there is a process for implementing one.
But scientists and policymakers are increasingly calling for more regulation to ensure that consumers are making informed decisions and the companies are facing more rigorous standards.
Some medical experts say that HVMN and other companies should be held to a more rigorous standard and that the FDA should start regulating these supplements.
These include more rigorous voter identification laws to ensure the person casting the ballot can legally do so and is who the person claims to be.
It may seem a subtle point, but for something to be approved by the FDA, it is subjected to much more rigorous testing and data collection.
Trump — who received political support from the National Rifle Association during his 2016 election campaign — has consistently been against implementing more rigorous domestic gun control laws.
The suggestion that some students should be required to pass one type of assessment, while others are given a different (presumably more rigorous) one, is disconcerting.
The French broadcaster Radio France International and the local station Isanganiro were also cited in the statement and warned about employing more rigorous verification of sources.
Related to this, the more rigorous form that pro League takes in its Asian markets has produced more successful and more highly-regarded teams and players.
Several of the studies also used similar methodology and data as previous research, which could be problematic if other, perhaps more rigorous methods produced different findings.
" He added that as New Jersey begins a "more rigorous collection statewide, we're getting a clearer and better sense of how far coronavirus has already spread.
Your way of challenging the status quo is to stimulate creativity and encourage academic institutions to become more rigorous by teaching others to become critical thinkers.
Indonesia's pilgrims' fund would also see the establishment of a dedicated asset management arm to implement a more rigorous investment policy and attract external fund managers.
He has maintained one of the more rigorous schedules of any of the candidates and will still appear at a breakfast in Charleston on Wednesday morning.
But only a handful of the dogs are cut out for the Running Guides program, which requires an even more rigorous level of fitness and discipline.
But a more rigorous safety review has reached a different conclusion: that the Tesla S is not on a par with several of its luxury rivals.
" Top Secret/SAP, or special access program, is a classified program "that is deemed so sensitive that it requires more rigorous protection than other classified information.
The new paper, with a larger, more diverse sample and more rigorous methods found this: Delaying gratification at age 5 doesn't say much about your future.
So, an initial study and proof of concept means there's hope but that bigger studies with more rigorous data collecting would be required to really confirm everything.
Point of use devices, which are typically plumbed into the sink are typically much more rigorous at filtering out carcinogens and pathogens than pitchers or faucet filters.
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has announced more rigorous medical checks for children taken into CBP custody, as well as secondary checks for children already in custody.
Spanning topics like deep learning and VR development, the programs offer students studies that are more rigorous than a certificate and less intensive than a full degree.
They continue even though more rigorous studies — which can take many years to complete — almost never find that vitamins prevent disease, and in some cases cause harm.
The travelers are not barred from the United States, but they will have to go through the more rigorous regular visa application process to enter the country.
And the exams themselves are becoming more rigorous as they are aligned with the Common Core standards, a set of skills intended to prepare students for college.
Two studies using a more rigorous design called prospective cohort studies, however, failed to show any association overall between talc use and increased risk of ovarian cancers.
The inspector general offered five recommendations, including eliminating the use of group accounts that allow multiple workers access and conducting more rigorous background checks on certain employees.
But, says Carole Ford, a former head of School Leaders Scotland, a head teachers' union, any benefits have come at the expense of a more rigorous education.
Lawmakers have indicated they intend to be selective in their use of subpoenas while still conducting more rigorous oversight than the GOP over the past two years.
Andy Jassy, Amazon's highest-paid executive and head of Amazon Web Services, told CNBC that Amazon is more rigorous than rivals when it comes to M&A.
Skeptics note that more rigorous coverage might not make a difference; Only 6 percent of Americans say they have a great deal of confidence in the press.
Not because a law requires it, but because a variety of backgrounds, experiences and skill sets leads to stronger, more rigorous, and significantly more effective corporate governance.
They continue even though more rigorous studies -- which can take many years to complete -- almost never find that vitamins prevent disease, and in some cases cause harm.
But the newer, final version, which Keith Humphreys also wrote up for the Washington Post, went through a more rigorous peer review process before it was published.
At Bonn, negotiators will be discussing how to make these pledges more rigorous and transparent, so that countries can more readily be held accountable for their actions.
The process for documents with legal implications is somewhat more rigorous, although a version of it has been in place since Mr. Priebus was chief of staff.
But they also acknowledged that Congress could do more rigorous oversight of the 18-year-old conflict that's claimed more than 2,300 American and countless Afghan casualties.
It would seem that we would have to establish a much more rigorous vetting process before we issued VISA's to anyone wishing to come into this country.
Entry-level positions usually require up to two interviews with two to five people, Segal said, while candidates for senior positions should expect a more rigorous process. 
I think we should have had much more rigorous antitrust enforcement that would have prevented a number of these companies from getting as big as they are.
In response, the board inserted a description of Boeing's safety program written by the Americans and a statement that Boeing's approach was more rigorous than F.A.A. requirements.
Eliminating the loophole means that lobbyists representing clients like Japan-based automaker uldHonda or Belgium-based Anheuser-Busch Inbev would be subject to more rigorous disclosure requirements.
These scientific studies are somewhat reminiscent of — albeit much more rigorous than — Sigmund Freud's famous 1910 essay psychoanalyzing Leonardo's paintings as a window into the artist's childhood.
Then they saw a Tea Party wave that they willfully chose to interpret as a grassroots movement calling for a more rigorous dedication to free market ideology.
So, the researchers aren't targeting one hypothesis, but rather are testing several with the hopes of finding an initial association they can later test with more rigorous methods.
These initial impressions will need to be backed up with a more rigorous review, but for now, the idea that Sony made a good thing better is encouraging.
More rigorous reviews of the evidence have offered far more clarity than a cursory look of the evidence by a journalist — whether Berenson or me — can ever provide.
"Correspondingly, it would be a negative to fossil fuel companies which will likely experience more rigorous regulations and greater enforcement, and greater demand to curb emissions," she added.
Though it takes a miserly number of refugees compared with many European countries, Britain's age-verification system is more rigorous than most, thinks Taimour Lay, an asylum lawyer.
Europe has a much more rigorous approach to the regulation of interest rates than the U.S. Some successful business models from the U.S. may be unsustainable in Europe.
Cox-George and Bewley ultimately call for more rigorous studies, and it's clear that we do need more research, especially as sex robots become cheaper and more common.
They are terrified that his temporary ban on refugee resettlement that empowers Customs and Border Patrol agents to devise a more rigorous vetting process will keep America safe.
To the extent there is serious risk of terrorist infiltration among Syrian refugees, he can and should order the State Department to conduct more rigorous screening of them.
D'Souza says that there needs to be more rigorous randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled with adequate sample sizes to test the effects of cannabis and all its compounds.
Teacher-training institutions need to be more rigorous—rather as a century ago medical schools raised the calibre of doctors by introducing systematic curriculums and providing clinical experience.
The lawyer recommended, however, that going forward a "more rigorous and complete" case should be made before government or military jets are made available to Trump administration officials.
Eventually, for example, schools of education will have to become more rigorous and selective if the country is to get the caliber of teaching that it clearly needs.
" The proposed legislation would allow schools to adopt a curriculum different from the state's current set of standards as long as it is "equivalent to or more rigorous.
While this statement might be true by some standard of faux-objectivity, obviously it is not true by the more rigorous standard of Songs I Have Actually Heard.
Also advocating more rigorous research is Jay Baruch, director of the clinical arts and humanities program at Brown University's medical school, who cautions against overselling the courses' benefits.
But his remarks have done little to quell questions swirling about why the man with the nation's nuclear codes doesn't have to undergo more rigorous mental health evaluations.
Cleaning is even more rigorous than normal, she said, and commanders are encouraged to connect with their crews electronically rather than pulling a large crowd into one space.
Moreover, lending standards have remained more rigorous than they were during the last housing boom, so it has been harder for people to stretch to buy a home.
The report has not yet been subjected to the more rigorous process of being published in a peer-reviewed medical journal, though it has been submitted for publication.
This increase is not a surprise – as we begin a more rigorous collection statewide, we're getting a clearer and better sense of how far coronavirus has already spread.
It's also possible this kind of mistaken target helps explain why drugs fall short as they make their way through more and more rigorous stages of clinical studies.
The rule — which covers 12,500 facilities ranging from oil refineries to chemical plants to food and beverage manufacturers — frees companies from more rigorous mitigation and safety preparation requirements.
After John Kelly came in as chief of staff last summer, Porter ended up serving as a crucial ally in Kelly's effort to install a more rigorous process.
Related: Pope Francis Tells Mexico's Indigenous Peoples: 'Sorry Brothers' "I understand those who prefer a more rigorous pastoral care which leaves no room for confusion," the pope said.
Even though I'm already pretty environmentally conscious, as a millennial living in New York City who rarely cooks, it turned out to be much more rigorous than I envisioned.
That would include more rigorous screening of—but not a prohibition on—large electronic devices, as well as more explosive-sniffing dogs and tighter vetting of potentially dangerous travellers.
The likes of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe prefer monitors from the African Union, who in the past have endorsed suspect results (they have recently become a bit more rigorous).
But even more rigorous standards are applied for inter-planetary missions, in order to not accidentally bring life from Earth on a mission to find life on Mars. [YouTube]
Banks have become more rigorous after the 2008 financial crisis and the banking scandals that followed, while tighter regulations have forced the industry to become more cautious, analysts say.
Focus groups still seem to be preoccupied with emotion, but the way these findings are incorporated into market research has become a whole lot more rigorous over the years.
The report noted that companies are avoiding mistakes by being more rigorous and strategic in how they approach foreign acquisitions as well as more skillfully dealing with cultural issues.
Banks became more rigorous after the 2008 financial crisis, a series of financial scandals at some of the world's biggest banks and the imposition of tighter regulations, analysts say.
Although exams have become more rigorous, the changes hardly represent the complete overhaul of the system that the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition of 2010-15 promised, says Mr Coe.
Within weeks the existence of a "wonk gap," in which Clinton had more rigorous, more detailed policy proposals, became conventional wisdom in the press — largely because it was true.
Both candidates need to perform well, but as the New York Times reported this week, Clinton seems to be taking a much more rigorous approach to preparing than Trump.
It's not peer reviewed, so it's possible that some of the statistical tools used — and the results they led to — could change once they go through more rigorous scrutiny.
Tighter limits on tailpipe emissions and more rigorous testing, being debated in Brussels or in some cases already agreed to, will raise the cost of cars with diesel motors.
Formally, Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
Nor is it surprising that the GOP comeback — which came very quickly — took the form of repudiating the Bush legacy and promising a new, more rigorous form of conservatism.
There were no significant conflicts and a waiver was ultimately granted, he said, but the report led to worries among many employees about the impact of more rigorous enforcement.
If there are other statistics on how many straws we use that are based on more rigorous research than the research that I did, I'm happy to embrace those.
The juxtaposition of Guogu's concurrent solo shows is a call to substitute a more rigorous and nuanced critical focus for ready-made stereotypical tropes in understanding contemporary Chinese art.
For the past two weeks, however, Mr. Kobach has been forced to make his case in a far more rigorous setting — the fact-finding process of a federal trial.
Unlike some of their more rigorous counterparts in northern Spain, Madrid's rising culinary stars tend to have an informal attitude, seen in casual dining rooms and relatively unfussy plating.
Homeland Security is offering a range of services to state election officials, including remote cyber hygiene scans as well as more rigorous risk and vulnerability assessments of digital infrastructure.
In Europe, scientific interest was shifting from pure physiology to the neurological signalling underneath, abetted by a transition from philosophy to a more rigorous study of mind and cognition.
A 2018 systematic review in the journal Scientific Reports showed beneficial effects from heat therapy for menstrual pain, though researchers did report that more rigorous future trials are needed.Exercise.
We have also incorporated additional training, more rigorous clean-as-you-go practices and FOD awareness days across the company to stress the importance and urgency of this issue.
In short, they are doing exactly what I think the communities of scientists and clergy need to do in a more rigorous way and on a much larger scale.
Volkswagen has struggled more than other carmakers to cope with the more rigorous screening procedures that took effect last year, leading to major delays in delivering its latest models.
But like a recent survey on sexual misconduct in academia, it sheds some light on an area that needs more research and may inspire more rigorous work in the future.
A dentist with the National Institutes of Health told the AP that it may eventually be appropriate to drop the floss guidelines, but only after more rigorous research is done.
A couple other things he noticed: Far more rigorous research would need to be done on a much broader and more diverse population of people before anyone should draw conclusions.
The Federal Aviation Administration sought more rigorous testing of the engine last August, when it proposed a rule that would subject the engines to ultrasonic tests of their fan blades.
The cancellations came as the New York concert halls struggled to deal with the aftermath of the shooting, with security checks at some venues becoming much more rigorous than usual.
Efforts to accelerate technological diffusion—which might include the more rigorous application of antitrust rules—could raise competitive pressures in the national economy in a way that favoured regional competitors.
Some of Donald J. Trump's advisers say they're planning more rigorous preparations for his next face-off with Hillary Clinton, who many analysts from both parties say won Monday's debate.
Moreover, the revocation of the California clean air waiver would end years of allowing California and the other jurisdictions that follow its lead to establish more rigorous air quality standards.
But those early studies did not adequately account for higher smoking rates among coffee drinkers and, since then, more rigorous and better-quality studies have become available, Dr. Loomis said.
Formally, Kate Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
The juxtaposition of the two concurrent shows, therefore, is a call to substitute a more rigorous and nuanced critical focus for ready-made stereotypical tropes in understanding contemporary Chinese art.
But while the Clinton campaign has been happy to revel in criticism of Friedman's work, it hasn't come out with its own better and more rigorous plan for boosting growth.
The Geithner strategy was based on rescuing Wall Street, using hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars — while building a more rigorous regulatory system to try to prevent a similar crisis.
While creeping along in a highway traffic jam may not be so demanding, detecting a distracted pedestrian on a city street and plotting a safe reaction is far more rigorous.
The General Medical Council said that the program under which Ms. Alemi qualified to practice medicine in Britain was abandoned in 2003 and had been replaced with more rigorous oversight.
There are humanitarian reasons to offer prison education programs regardless, but to substantiate the claim that education programs reduce recidivism we need a body of research that is more rigorous.
The Senate majority leader is preparing to hold the chamber in session for more rigorous workweeks, including Fridays and possibly even weekends, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
If confirmed, will Mr. Acosta order his OSHA chief to continue the work toward more rigorous environmental protections for laborers and defend standards already in place that protect worker safety?
The financial health of some worsened after the central bank forced them to make more rigorous provisions for non-performing loans, while margins have tightened due to lower interest rates.
Instead of relying solely on field mechanics like Abel, there is now a dedicated mechanic at each school that undergoes more rigorous training, and the school also purchases spare parts.
William G. McCallum, a lead writer of the math standards, has moved on to creating more rigorous curriculum materials, which aim to bring the same concepts directly into the classroom.
U.S. regulators may be more rigorous, reflecting the next president's likely tougher approach to competition concerns and with several other agricultural mergers proposed among seed and chemical companies, Warner said.
Auto companies with factories in Canada and Mexico will have to meet more rigorous rules if they want to avoid paying tariffs on cars and trucks entering the United States.
It is because of that awareness that its private equity fund faced more rigorous evaluation than typical for its investments when it proposed investing with Bass Pro, sources tell CNBC.
With that in the back of his mind, Mr. Watson said he has been seeking scholarships, which have application processes that are even more rigorous than college admissions, he said.
Judge Marks said an advisory had been sent to judges last week, explaining the law and urging that they be more rigorous in vetting evidence before granting requests to close apartments.
The studies were a response to the Institute of Medicine's call in 2003 for more rigorous study of the positive and negative health effects of testosterone replacement therapy in older men.
" The statement from the Republican majority at the agency describes it as "a privacy regime" with "a new corporate governance structure, with corporate and individual accountability and more rigorous compliance monitoring.
Both Song and Baicker had worked on some of that earlier research and wanted to pursue a more rigorous, randomized trial because of the limitations they knew existed in the data.
Another conclusion that the Euro-NCAP poll arrived at was that much of this confusion could be mitigated if features like Autopilot, or even Navigate, were subjected to more rigorous standards.
Officials will request the additional information when they determine "that such information is required to confirm identity or conduct more rigorous national security vetting," a State Department official said on Wednesday.
After the successful hunt in 21999, activists filed a lawsuit, leading a federal court to rule that the tribe needed to go through a more rigorous permitting process to hunt whales.
The precise interactions between different types of commodity traders and their impact on price formation remain largely unknown because the data is not good enough to support more rigorous statistical analysis.
Rober, who is a former NASA engineer and calls himself a "friend of science," conducted an experiment on his YouTube channel, which he said would be more rigorous than previous tests.
The University of Texas won the argument in 2016, so Students for Fair Admissions are banking on a more conservative Supreme Court that will apply a more rigorous interpretation of Fisher.
But rather than throw away this evidence or take it as fact, Johnson said other scientists need to do a more rigorous replication study with fewer sources of bias or assumptions.
But if recent blockbusters like The Martian or Gravity are any indication, a more rigorous form of space realism is emerging within the genre, in which the enemy is circumstance itself.
Three cybersecurity consultants told Business Insider that to protect against insider spying going forward, tech companies needed to vet employees and implement more rigorous protections of user data across the board.
Despite their slight differences in strategy, Schiff, Owen, and Giacino said what's important going forward is that clinicians don't just write people off after a few days without more rigorous checking.
Numbers, if trustworthy, are a way to make reporting more rigorous and objective, and to show that a story is based on cold hard facts rather than a handful of anecdotes.
It seems logical to assume that taking a more rigorous course can have benefits in and of itself: by opening horizons, by sending a message to students that they are capable.
Despite a widespread view that the Islamic State opportunistically claims attacks with which it has little genuine connection, its track record — minus a handful of exceptions — suggests a more rigorous protocol.
"Apple's first offering … feels like something that was developed at a cocktail party, and not given much more rigorous thought or attention after the pitcher of mojitos was drained," wrote Variety.
YouTube responded: They slashed who was eligible to make advertisement money, subjected videos to more rigorous levels of screening, and tweaked their algorithms to prioritize content deemed "advertiser safe" over others.
"Companies that have high ESG scores are much better managed, much more rigorous, much more competitive and they are probably going to outperform those that have poorer ESG scores," said Studzinski.
The announcement follows two other major efforts designed to inject more rigorous economic analysis into the CFPB, reestablishing the Academic Research Council (ARC) and creating Office of Cost-Benefit Analysis (OCBA).
But the strategy could be at risk if regulators and U.S. lawmakers probing two deadly Boeing plane crashes require even more rigorous safety tests before certifying new aircraft as passenger-worthy.
Earlier work showed that people might only be off around three to four years, but as more rigorous study has been done, it's been clear we might be worse than that.
But the strategy could be at risk if regulators and U.S. lawmakers probing two deadly Boeing plane crashes require even more rigorous safety tests before certifying new aircraft as fly-worthy.
"On the whole, Williams's book is more rigorous than mournful, an account of solutions more than of problems, marked by self-deprecating humor and acute sensitivity," Andrew Solomon writes in his review.
Leeners wants to see more rigorous studies on this subject, but her findings do line up with recent research showing the associations between hormone levels and cognition don't exist or are inconsistent.
Ms Williams seeks a more rigorous understanding of technological progress in medicine and health care, which many commentators casually assert was the largest factor in improving people's lives over the past century.
"The Order imposes a privacy regime that includes a new corporate governance structure, with corporate and individual accountability and more rigorous compliance monitoring," the three supporting FTC commissioners wrote in a statement.
The unprecedented Alphabet restructuring in the summer of 2015 deprived it of key Google resources, according to CNET, and the company was asked to meet more rigorous milestones and develop products faster.
Bosses also need to be more rigorous about acting on what they discover: there is no point in amassing information about weak performers if you only act on it in a crisis.
More rigorous academic standards can also help students prepare for competitive jobs in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) fields, where unemployment is more than two percentage points below the national average.
Most parents also weren't informed that the researchers would use experimental measuring devices meant to 'blind' professional caregivers to the babies' real oxygen levels to try to make the study more rigorous.
"This is good news for Smith & Nephew shareholders, as Elliott can put pressure on management to conduct its business in a more rigorous fashion — that's one of the firm's hallmarks," Cramer said.
Though he's excited to develop an alternative humanized mouse model, he said more rigorous scientific testing is needed to understand the types of research it can be used for and its value.
The FDA approval in 1952, Redberg said, essentially grandfathered the drug in for an array of adult conditions that most likely would not stand up to today's more rigorous drug trial standards.
If you want even more rigorous blocking, you could, under the proposal, opt in to use your contact list as a so-called white list, bouncing any number you don't already know.
They called for an "immediate and unconditional freeze in the tax increase on fuel" as well as the cancellation of new and more rigorous vehicle inspection rules, which raise costs for drivers.
The style questionnaire is more rigorous than Bombfell's, more granular, and I could imagine my fellow consumers answering those queries mindful of what the right articles of clothing might do for them.
In the years since then, instead of enacting more rigorous requirements for the nation's 629,032 stockbrokers, the agency has proposed a code that isn't much stricter than the rules we already have.
"Given we're a fiduciary and investing very large amounts of capital, our investment process is more rigorous than unregulated investors and typical VCs," a SoftBank spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC.
"SoftBank&aposs weaselly explanation (&aposour investment process is more rigorous than unregulated investors and typical VCs&apos), if it were true, would imply that they&aposll continue to break termsheets," Graham tweeted.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development called this month for more rigorous standards to prevent "impact washing" - where firms seek to disguise unpopular practices or overstate the impact of their investments.
For most customers, Eargo eventually envisions that shopping for a hearing aid would look more like buying a phone than the more rigorous (but also time consuming) search for a medical device.
It turns out to be a more rigorous enterprise than those, thanks in part to its organizers, Catherine Morris and Lisa Small, curators at the Brooklyn Museum, who worked with Ms. Henestrosa.
In July, Seres reported the results of its more rigorous, second-phase trial: Nearly half the patients had their C. diff infections return—statistically indistinguishable from those who received no treatment at all.
Fourteen of the biggest US tech companies filed a brief with the Supreme Court on Monday supporting more rigorous warrant requirements for law enforcement seeking certain cell phone data, such as location information.
Elle has, in the past, spoken about the anxiety she deals with and how that sometimes affects touring, seeing it as much more rigorous and hard and not necessarily a point of pleasure.
And if Ngo challenged everyone for whom these crimes are a political football to be more rigorous in applying unsettled facts to their conclusions about the country, he might be doing a service.
However, there are many snake species across this green Earth (I can name like nine of them, not to brag), so we need some rattlesnake-specific results to make this study more rigorous.
Two years later, the government ordered a nationwide shut down of all nuclear operations and started rolling out more rigorous safety standards, which only a few reactors have since been able to meet.
The nation can now breathe a collective sigh of relief – presidential-themed Kimojis will finally grace our phones, allowing us to engage in a more rigorous political discussion as we anticipate the Nov.
"The investors need to get together and fire the [executive], and follow that by publicly explaining why, apologising, compensating the victim and instituting a much more rigorous set of work expectations," Keyes said.
Some participants expressed doubt about the scale of the planned change in a country where about two-thirds of local workers are in the public sector, preferring it to more rigorous private employment.
Many experts believe that AT&T will seek to jettison this station in order to avoid a FCC review, which again, would apply the more rigorous public interest standard than the Justice Dept.
It's also possible that happier kids may develop healthier habits like better diets and more rigorous exercise routines that help keep arteries unclogged and lower their risk of heart disease later in life.
Homeland Security officials have taken steps in the months since the election to help states secure voting systems, including offering remote cyber hygiene scans and more rigorous assessments that probe for potential vulnerabilities.
Georg Pazderski, a member of the AfD's executive board, told reporters on Wednesday that Germany could no longer afford mass migration, needed to close its borders and be more rigorous in deporting people.
WASHINGTON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - A U.S. regulatory council announced on Wednesday it had removed the systemically risky label from Prudential Financial, freeing the insurance company from more rigorous oversight by the Federal Reserve.
Since its inception in 1983, the chain has mostly been concentrated in America's suburbs, where there can often be a paucity of restaurants offering Americans more rigorous and complex styles of Chinese cuisine.
As Cold War tensions eased, the two-man rule was replaced by a more rigorous system of checks that require the sub commander to utilize an externally provided code in order to launch.
They allow readers to get an early glimpse of potentially important findings and possibly to help shape the refinement of the research into what, ideally, will be a much more rigorous final product.
U.S. Soccer also argued that men and women on their respective national teams aren't actually doing the same work because male players have to be faster and stronger and face more rigorous competition.
He gave the bishops a detailed outline of what exactly they were supposed to do when confronted with abuse cases and said that candidates for the priesthood needed to undergo more rigorous screening.
The restrictions on refugees are likely to include a multi-month ban on admissions from all countries until the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security can make the vetting process more rigorous.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Saturday trade imbalances cannot be fixed through exchange-rate adjustments alone, pushing back against Washington's calls to have more rigorous IMF scrutiny of currency moves.
More rigorous studies in other countries have shown marked increases in respiratory problems, cardiovascular disease and cancer tied directly to pollution levels, as well as serious and permanent damage to the health of children.
However, many want to see clearer definitions of security goals and much more rigorous weighing-up of evidence on how best to achieve them, with higher attention to non-military approaches applied more systematically.
The IconX earbuds look and sound good, but I'll have to put them to a more rigorous test (and workout) when they become available before I can say if they're worth it or not.
In their new analysis, published in the journal Physical Review B, they extend the theorem to explain a broader and more realistic system, potentially leading to a more rigorous model of how magnets work.
"In too many cases, FAA employees who rightly called for stricter compliance with safety standards and more rigorous design choices have been overruled by FAA management, often under corporate or political pressure," he wrote.
The area is monitored and maintained by environmental group Conservation International, which is concerned about the effects of the sapphire rush and has appealed to the government to protect it with more rigorous policing.
This is just how science works: you first need to establish the presence of a disease in a particular population before launching more rigorous, time-intensive, and resource-consuming controlled studies about its prevalence.
In order to meet that target, experts say the U.S. needs more rigorous policies to curb the use of coal, oil, and natural gas, and replace it with renewable electricity and low-carbon fuels.
Though flawed, the "transitional justice" that the peace accord will bring about will be more rigorous than that achieved in other countries, such as South Africa and El Salvador, which have ended bitter conflicts.
China's Didi Chuxing said on Wednesday it will relaunch its Hitch carpooling service in seven Chinese cities at the end of November, with improved safety features and more rigorous driver and passenger verification mechanisms.
With many in the Resistance eager to lionize anyone who takes even a minor stand against Donald Trump, Mark Felt is an inadvertent argument in favor of more rigorous and demanding interpretations of history.
The 40-year-old aide had been a crucial ally of Kelly's in his effort to install more rigorous processes so that the flow of documents and information to Trump could be better controlled.
Shot in Vietnam (where it was released in 2016), "The Housemaid" is an ambitious, atmospheric first feature that — notwithstanding a rather nifty twist at the end — would have benefited from a more rigorous editor.
Without the threat of civil liability, gun sellers have no incentive to adopt more rigorous procedures or to provide training to their employees, which could stop a violent tragedy at the point of sale.
In 1998, the City Council passed the more rigorous Local Law 11 after a series of dangerous accidents, including one at a Madison Avenue office building where loose brick rained down on the street.
But this latest review of the research is more rigorous than those done before it, and it detected little to no effect from supervised consumption sites in the best studies the researchers could find.
One of the more rigorous studies of the phenomenon was done a decade ago, and it indicated that suicidal intentions could play a role in more than a third of all fatal police shootings.
We're probably going to move toward a more rigorous way of dealing with this: stratification, in which we essentially break up the sample into mutually exclusive groups and treat each like a separate sample.
"I hope people will really wake up to the need to be much more rigorous," said Dr. William Kaelin, a professor of medicine at Harvard University who was not involved in the new study.
After big early promises, the Saudis have recently taken a more cautious approach, restricting the listing initially to Saudi Arabia, avoiding the more rigorous disclosures that would be required in New York or London.
To halt them, he has vowed to build a wall along the border with Mexico, hire thousands of new immigration agents, ramp up immigrant detention and subject visa applicants to even more rigorous vetting.
She said she expects more financial advisors to offer fee-based advice, provide additional transparency about the fees that they charge clients, and conduct a more rigorous process around the investments they select for clients.
Ed Markey (D-MA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) in February for a letter probing the company's teen data collection practices, and penning legislation with Democrats that would extend more rigorous privacy protections for children.
The agency's application became public only after a lawsuit by the Century Foundation, and critics who have scrutinized the application said the council failed to demonstrate that it had put in place more rigorous standards.
"They were being a lot more rigorous this year," said James Ewald, structural lead of University of Wisconsin's Badgerloop team, as we rode in the team's beat-up Dodge minivan to the event Sunday morning.
Apple's App Store vetting process is notably more rigorous than much of the competition, so it's curious that the service not only skyrocketed up the charts, but has also secured an ad on the store.
SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's new interim government is suspending negotiations with construction companies caught up in a massive corruption investigation in order to make leniency deals more rigorous and prove its anti-graft credentials.
Webster said that gun licensing and permitting schemes — which are a bit like the process of getting a driver's license, except much more rigorous — are at the top of his list of plausible policy preferences.
""Additional staff training and a more rigorous vetting process for all new and existing employees at Danby House has been implemented,'' the statement continued, noting that leadership has changed at Danby House in recent months.
Some steps have already been taken to assure safety – Congress established a separate and more rigorous standard for biosimilars that could be substituted for original biologic treatments at the pharmacy level, called the "interchangeability" standard.
A group of global public-health researchers, however, suspected that newer studies and a more rigorous review of the statistical evidence might bolster the case for exercise as a treatment of and block against depression.
The student movement has demanded that the death penalty be imposed on the driver who careered into the bus stop at full speed on July 29, and that the government enforce more rigorous traffic laws.
BEIJING, March 27 (Reuters) - Chinese ride hailing giant Didi Chuxing said on Friday it would restart its evening Hitch service in some cities, with improved safety features and more rigorous driver and passenger verification procedures.
The Fed also is set to finalize a rule on Thursday that would create a framework for determining when a company has taken control of a bank and must face more rigorous oversight and restrictions.
Education isn't about filling a bucket but about gaining a tool belt — and economics and statistics offer terrific tools that for the rest of your life will help you analyze problems in more rigorous ways.
A student who graduates under these circumstances would not receive the more rigorous Regents diploma, but instead would get what is known as a local diploma, which is accepted by colleges, the military and employers.
"This disaster obliges us to take new initiatives which are much more rigorous than those adopted by previous governments," Conte said in a statement, adding that the government held the company to blame for Tuesday's collapse.
However, the consumer groups opposed to the bill point to provisions that would allow the use of more "real world evidence" of a drug's effects, which is a lower standard than more rigorous randomized clinical trials.
Greenhouse implements scorecards to help interviewers — which can turn out to be a big group, depending on the position — determine whether or not candidates are the right person for the job in a more rigorous manner.
The prototype aircraft was controlled remotely from the ground and Wiegand says it will now undergo a more rigorous flight test campaign to lay the foundations for certification of the aircraft against commercial aircraft safety standards.
Semiconductor companies test all chips to ensure they will perform properly, with military/aerospace, industrial, automotive and medical grade components (high reliability) subjected to even more rigorous testing to ensure they will function under extreme conditions.
WASHINGTON — High-speed internet service can be defined as a utility, a federal court has ruled in a sweeping decision clearing the way for more rigorous policing of broadband providers and greater protections for web users.
Some updated figures from DHS: A Homeland Security official told The Hill Tuesday that the department has received requests from 2900 states for its more rigorous risk and vulnerability assessments, and has completed 220006 of them.
Environmentalists cheered the S.E.C. inquiry in hopes that regulators were escalating their enforcement on the oil and gas industry to include more rigorous reporting to investors on the potential risks of climate change to their businesses.
" But Mr. Trump said he would first work with Congress to change the immigration system to create new, more rigorous vetting to reduce immigration and determine that immigrants who come here are people who "love us.
If the court gives Cosby the "sexually violent predator" designation, it would require the entertainer to undergo more rigorous treatment in prison and increased notification of neighbors after he is released, according to The Associated Press.
The predetermined policy goals of the Trump administration drove an analysis that overstated both the safety benefits of the proposed Trump rollback and the costs from introducing these more rigorous standards with the 2025 model year.
That said, "What we don't have yet is research connecting these two areas of research" -- that is, research making a stronger, more rigorous connection between generational differences between social-media use and rates of psychological distress.
The tech industry is in the early stages of 5G development and rollout, and once there are more rigorous standards, there will likely be a lot of activity in that space, such as new connection protocols.
The researchers emphasize that strategies to improve the productivity of existing croplands and pastures will have to be paired with more rigorous conservation policies to protect existing forests in places like Brazil or sub-Saharan Africa.
The sense of curiosity and play that once motivated the pair to sing about radioactive mushrooms and "Chimpanzees in Canopies" evolved into a more rigorous experimentalism on "I'm All Ears," their breakout album from last year.
Another View President Trump has asked his financial regulators to subject their financial regulations to "more rigorous regulatory impact analysis" and to "restore public accountability within federal financial regulatory agencies" in one of his executive orders.
The flights were cleared, according to Etihad and American officials, because the airline had begun conducting more rigorous passenger screening at Abu Dhabi International Airport, where it is the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates.
After big early promises, the Saudis have taken a more cautious approach, restricting the listing initially to Saudi Arabia in order to avoid the more rigorous disclosures that would be required in New York or London.
"Transportation authorities in the U.S. and other countries are taking a more rigorous and detailed look at quality matters than in the past," Lee Hyang, a Hyundai quality executive, said during a conference call with analysts.
Software updates to the plane will take about an hour, and pilots will have to have to complete a new, more rigorous layer of computer-based training before being allowed to fly the plane, Sinnett said.
"We will continue with our engagement activity of putting pressure on Vale as an operator of upstream tailings dams and dams in general to be much more rigorous in their risk assessment and prevention," she said.
The French authorities have tolerated the creeping influence of a minority of Salafi preachers, largely funded from overseas, and their attempts to impose a more rigorous, combative, and exclusionary brand of Islam in certain urban areas.
Given all this uncertainty, the OIG recommends that NASA come up with more rigorous schedules, establish objectives for the things it needs to accomplish, and figure out better cost estimates for what this whole thing will take.
But critics note that the drug was approved for many of those conditions long before the FDA's more rigorous standards of today and that there are few randomized clinical studies showing its efficacy, especially in adult conditions.
In 2016, Darrin Camilleri was 24 and teaching at a Detroit charter school 20 miles from where he grew up, when Michigan lawmakers took up a measure to implement more rigorous oversight of the city's charter schools.
However, it was buttressed by a more rigorous pair of studies by Barry Eichengreen of the University of California, Berkeley, Donghyun Park of the Asian Development Bank and Kwanho Shin of Korea University, which reached similar conclusions.
"‎ A DBS spokesman said in a statement that the Singapore-based bank acknowledged that it "should have taken more rigorous action with respect to the questionable activity, even if it was intentionally designed to conceal another purpose.
The joint statement is the most explicit move yet by regulators to downplay guidance such as advisories, bulletins, and frequently asked questions, which banks and Republicans say could circumvent the more rigorous process of writing unambiguous rules.
He has worked with software developers to create blinded versions of the software and said there is more rigorous research happening at the moment, but that it's tough to get funding for a massive, gold-standard study.
We need to do a better job of supporting nonprofits to be more rigorous with their data to know how to use that data that they're collecting so that they can figure out how to do better.
Several of those recommendations are expected to be put into effect this year and include requirements for more rigorous and frequent psychological screening of pilots throughout their careers as well as confidential peer-support programs for pilots.
He did not settle for what he had mastered and instead pushed himself to do something more complex — something that pushed him to tamp down the seductiveness of his forms in favor of a more rigorous practice.
Samantha Fuentes, who was wounded by a bullet and shrapnel in the Parkland attack, is contemplating sitting out the first semester or even the full year to continue the campaign to promote more rigorous gun safety laws.
They said the new rules did little more than codify the status quo while letting the brokerage industry market itself as always doing the right thing for customers, while potentially watering down the more rigorous fiduciary standard.
Meanwhile, the demand that macro become ever more rigorous in the narrow, misguided sense that it look like micro led to useful approaches being locked up in Schwinger's back room, and in all too many cases forgotten.
The New York Edition hotel, which is LEED certified (a U.S. certification program for green buildings), and the NoMad (LEED Gold certified, a more rigorous level of certification) came up at $404 and $113 per night, respectively.
Its safety record has been largely attributed to its twin-turbine design, along with more rigorous training standards than some other civilian models, and the fact that it's frequently flown by two pilots, unlike most light helicopters.
"The answer from the experts was consistent; each said a new [type certificate] would not have produced more rigorous scrutiny of the 737 MAX 8 and would not have produced a safer airplane," according to the report.
The Upshot's mission is to make journalism more rigorous and statistics-based, and to make the sometimes dense and wonky products of scholarly research accessible to a general reader — to bridge the gap of words and numbers.
No coastal bubble in sight to save her...I'd happily go through more rigorous background checks, wait longer to get a gun, or give my guns BACK, if it meant we could work toward stopping this madness.
The global economy is stronger than it was last year, leading to a somewhat tougher version of the test, as Fed officials have said they want the test to be more rigorous in good economic times than bad.
The EPA said its new selection process offered a "more rigorous examination" of the applicants, involving agency management getting briefed by staff and then making their final decisions using the full list of applicants, per the GAO report.
The divide could become even more pronounced in the coming months: Because of new, more rigorous thresholds for the Democratic debate in December, it is possible that only one nonwhite candidate, Senator Kamala Harris of California, will qualify.
What's next: "While these early estimates provide a rough indication of bitcoin energy use today, it is clear that researchers need more data, in particular from mining facilities, to develop more rigorous methodologies and accurate estimates," Kamiya writes.
But science is slower, unpredictable, and often more rigorous—it requires that people cover all the bases in order to understand how these groundbreaking new devices actually work before we can claim that quantum computers are actually superior.
Two years later, while pursuing a more rigorous academic schedule and training for the Canadian Olympic trials through dual citizenship on her father's side, Marshall began to notice more breathing problems and what seemed like a lingering cold.
Both the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post report Trump has clarified to his staff that Priebus is his top aide and that policy changes have to go through him and through a more rigorous vetting process.
Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), the nation's first female combat pilot, said that she and several of her Armed Services Committee colleagues were worried Congress was rushing through an important issue that needed much more rigorous debate and deliberation.
SHANGHAI, Nov 6 (Reuters) - China's Didi Chuxing said on Wednesday it will relaunch its Hitch carpooling service in seven Chinese cities at the end of November, with improved safety features and more rigorous driver and passenger verification mechanisms.
The potential for a medical breakthrough, the excitement of research and discovering whether my hypotheses were correct — and let's not leave out smoldering ambition — made my transition to a more "rigorous" stance easier than I could have imagined.
Not surprisingly, we've seen a new round of recommendations for reform ranging from the ordination of women to more rigorous screening of candidates for the priesthood and lifting the statute of limitations on prosecution of child sexual abuse.
As lawmakers call for more rigorous testing of water, you can call or email your public representatives (you can find them here and here) to encourage them to support testing to prevent Flint's crisis from happening somewhere else.
One senior administration official familiar with what was said at the meeting said industry officials seemed to be looking for the federal government to take action as opposed to cruise ship companies instituting their own more rigorous policies.
The gifted-and-talented programs, in which admission is based on a single test given to four-year-olds—they must score in at least the ninetieth percentile to qualify—offer a more rigorous curriculum to advanced learners.
Sam Hayes says it was obvious from the start of his employment in August 2016 that his white boss was going out of his way to make black stars go through more rigorous security checks than white stars.
"Transportation authorities in the U.S. and other countries are taking a more rigorous and detailed look at quality matters than in the past," Lee Hyang, head of Global Quality Strategy Division, said during a conference call with analysts.
The Navy realized its training model was unsatisfactory and restored some formal schooling for new surface officers, as well a much more rigorous navigator's course than the two weeks of largely administrative instruction my peers and I received.
But a randomized trial, a more rigorous type of study that better controls for socioeconomic and family variables, found that breast-feeding in infancy had no discernible effect on cognitive function by the time children reached age 16.
If CenturyLink gets away with enjoining the Minnesota AG's restitution claim, the AGs said, defendants will take away a message that they can "exploit 'reverse auctions,'" entering into "collusive" private settlements to evade more rigorous enforcement by AGs.
PARIS (Reuters) - The Roman Catholic archbishop of Lyon acknowledged shortcomings in his response to a pedophilia scandal in his archdiocese and said more rigorous checks were in place to prevent past errors in the appointment of priests being repeated.
Israel's approval process for exporting cyber weapons is more rigorous than in some other countries such as the United States and Britain, said Daniel Reisner, a partner at law firm Herzog Fox Neeman who represents many Israeli cyber firms.
In addition to the software update today, DJI also launched an internal educational program for developers, a more rigorous code review and testing process, and a bug bounty program that will pay users up to $30,000 for identifying exploits.
Much like the research on the microbiome has fundamentally reshaped our understanding of biology, studies of the necrobiome appear poised to illustrate, on a small scale, what many hope will be a more rigorous way of doing forensic science.
Changing weather patterns have increased the frequency and severity of errant rainfall, raising long-term risks for insurers and highlighting the need for more rigorous pricing and assessment of such risks in Sri Lanka's highly competitive non-life sector.
Tactics include more rigorous testing policies, new disposal requirements for infected carcasses, limiting the transport of carcasses across state lines, and putting more effort to hunt and disperse large deer herds that are more likely to harbor infected animals.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China has launched more rigorous investigations into the activities and finances of rights lawyers and law firms that take on politically sensitive issues, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday, in its multi-year campaign to stifle dissent.
" Absolutely anything -- watching too much football on TV, doing too much research -- could be considered behaviorally addictive if mental health professionals don't insist on more rigorous study of the issue, Bean said: "Opening that door is a Pandora's box.
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, it is telling that the U.S. State Department, and more recently the U.S. Defense Department, have both followed in USAID and MCC's footsteps, establishing more rigorous evaluation policies to maximize impact.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Miner ArcelorMittal said in a written statement on Friday that it evacuated a Brazilian town of about 200 inhabitants near one of its dams in Minas Gerais state after conducting more rigorous inspections of the structure.
The first show here introduces eight artists of Grupo Ruptura, an influential 1950s movement in São Paulo of geometric abstraction that was more rigorous and utopian, if slightly less fun, than its counterpart in Rio de Janeiro, Grupo Frente.
But in the context of the deposition, it appears that Trump was trying to give himself wriggle room to explain why his off-the-cuff estimates might be so far at odds with more rigorous assessments from business associates.
The S.E.C. could also need to modify other rules that stipulate that if companies distribute stock to more than 2,000 people who are not employees, such as accredited investors, they need to adhere to more rigorous public reporting requirements.
NHTSA did intervene to stop a Florida demonstration project run by TransDev and involving EasyMile shuttles in 2018—but that's because the agency alleged TransDev was using the shuttles as school buses, which must meet more rigorous vehicle standards.
But more rigorous demands at school — as well as approaches like lengthening the school year — may deter students from a broader set of risky behavior while better preparing them for higher-wage jobs, things that taxes alone cannot do.
The 3R initiative plans to create by 2021 tradable "plastic credits" to support recycling projects in developing nations, on similar lines to carbon offsets, although it aims to be more rigorous in setting rules for the credits, Baroody said.
" Variety had a particularly entertaining, if biting, take, with writer Maureen Ryan likening the show to "something that was developed at a cocktail party, and not given much more rigorous thought or attention after the pitcher of mojitos was drained.
Republicans got started on passing additional bills this week in the House, but such standalone legislation, which would tackle popular provisions like allowing insurers to sell plans across state lines, face a more rigorous test than the American Health Care Act.
In addition to the committee, Facebook would need to "swiftly" report data privacy issues to the FTC as well as provide a more rigorous review of third-party app developers in order to avoid such privacy mishaps in the first place.
The Army proudly points to the more rigorous training and deep combat experience of the brigade's recruits, who are ready to deploy down to small-sized Afghan troop formations - bringing with them the ability to help direct U.S. air strikes.
She, using a pseudonym, finds a temporary nursing gig at the town's hospital (I really hope hospitals' actual vetting processes are a bit more rigorous), where she's on the hunt for her cocktail of pills before she and Joy skedaddle.
Grocery is a much trickier and cost-heavy business to operate given the short shelf life of many of its products, and the need for more rigorous climate controls during transportation and storage, which means it's more difficult to scale.
As a result, national governments are expected to take steps such as relaxing rules to allow cities to access international finance, adopting national urban policies and collecting data at city level to allow for more rigorous metrics to measure the SDGs.
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) plans to introduce a more rigorous auditing process at a meeting in November, a move that could address criticism over inadequate assessments and help restore faith in the industry watchdog.
Still, as religion scholars Joel Baden and Candida Moss write in their book Bible Nation, the museum and the Green family's initiatives more broadly tend to prioritize the work of less-qualified, faith-based scholars over their more rigorous secular counterparts.
U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley called on the EU to "apply more rigorous sanctions" on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his government and "impose tough autonomous measures" on North Korea and downgrade diplomatic and economic ties with the Asian state.
The consultation will also look at the need for more rigorous tests on fuel economy claims, improving the environmental performance of specialist and modified vehicles, and stricter rules for the sale of stock vehicles that do not meet current emissions standards.
The Collins proposal is tailored narrowly to prohibit gun sales to suspected terrorists who appear on the government's "no-fly" list or its "selectee" list, which requires more rigorous security checks before a person is allowed to board an airplane.
"Subjecting the AT&T-Time Warner merger to much more rigorous review (which has resulted in litigation) than the Amazon-Whole Foods deal makes little sense," said Michael Santorelli, director of New York Law School's Advanced Communications Law and Policy Institute.
Martinelli, 66, "was evaluated immediately by medical personnel in the prison system and paramedics ... who determined that he was in stable condition," the country's prison system said in a statement, adding that Martinelli had been transferred to receive more rigorous testing.
DE), the world's No.943 cement maker, could use up to 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) to cut debt, buy back shares or raise dividends, as part of a more rigorous focus on shareholder returns after its takeover of Italcementi.
Electric vehicles are currently a money-losing burden for carmakers forced to comply with federal fuel efficiency rules and even more rigorous standards in California, which mandates that 15 percent of carmakers' sales must come from emissions-free vehicles by 2025.
The trading book review, as the new package is called, takes a more rigorous approach to supervising the so-called internal models that big banks use to work out how much capital they should hold in case swaps turn sour.
Last April, the U.S. Department of Energy, as part of the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), passed NAECA3 which created a host of a new, more rigorous efficiency standards for household appliances, where water heaters were the primary targets.
Five years ago UJA-Federation of New York issued a report citing increases in rates of Jewish poverty that those fighting for more rigorous educational standards in religious schools have attributed to the unwillingness of local government to exercise more authority.
At issue is New America's firing on Wednesday of a scholar named Barry Lynn, and its exiling of his entire 33-person initiative, called Open Markets, which had been pushing for more rigorous antitrust enforcement against Google and other tech giants.
Don Berwick, a physician and former head of Medicare and Medicaid during the Obama administration, wants the country to have a "rational" debate about "Medicare for All" — but says that will require a more rigorous comparison to the status quo.
Ever since the 2008 financial crisis and following recession, American policymakers have taken a more flexible approach to regulation than has the European Union, which has focused on a more rigorous supervisory regime to reflect the single market supervisory resolution mechanisms.
With an independent specialist available, players must pass a much more rigorous test before returning to the field, and the league can eliminate the risk of teams not following procedures in order to quickly get players back in the game.
The app will return with a slew of new safety features, including more rigorous checks on both drivers and passengers, and a virtual "safety assistant" that will allow users to see more detailed information on their drivers and fellow riders.
Then it pivots to a more practical how-to guide for believers trying to build religious communities — churches, schools, families, social networks — that are more resilient, more rigorous and more capable of passing on the faith than much of Christianity today.
But the meta-analysis fashioned itself as more rigorous because, unlike reviews like the EMCDDA's, it evaluated not only what different studies found but also the strength of the studies, allowing it to exclude research that didn't clear a certain bar.
The issue of who will replace Sorrell has long interested investors and on Friday the firm's chairman, Roberto Quarta, used his first annual report to update them after the report said last year that the process was becoming "steadily more rigorous and comprehensive".
The loan market remains highly liquid and borrowers continue have access to competitively priced loan financing, but with banks facing more rigorous regulations and other macroeconomic and political challenges expected in 15.443, lenders are becoming more selective in the deals they do.
Previously, under rules instituted last May, consular officials were instructed to collect social media identifiers only when they determined "that such information is required to confirm identity or conduct more rigorous national security vetting," a State Department official said at the time.
Encouragingly, the scientists say it's entirely possible that we'll detect atmospheric biosignatures of potentially habitable planets by the year 2030, while cautioning that definitive proof of alien life will likely only come later, after more rigorous analysis and more powerful telescopic techniques.
It should be motivation to conduct more rigorous studies, especially given the rise in use of cannabis and cannabis-derived products specifically for mental health, and the large swaths of the public deciding on their own that cannabis does treat these symptoms.
This year, DeVos set more rigorous standards for cancellation for students who were defrauded by their colleges, reducing the types of university misconduct that qualify, and limiting the amount of time students have to file their claims to within three years after graduation.
Even so, the Corps wrote in a filing, the agency said it supports a temporary halt of construction on the route while federal officials consider whether there needs to be a more rigorous round of assessments on the 1,170-mile, $85033 billion pipeline.
It's also possible that states with stricter firearm policies might also have more rigorous training for police officers or more stringent hiring practices, or that states that are already safe are more likely to pass strict gun laws, the authors also note.
Technically, blood banks could have written their own questionnaire and asked for FDA approval, but then they would likely have to modify it once more when the FDA released its own, more rigorous version — so most blood banks decided to wait, he says.
The Violations Documentation Center, one of the more rigorous of the nongovernmental bodies working inside Syria, has documented more than 131,000 deaths on the anti-government side alone, not counting those fighting on the side of the government or for the Islamic State.
This PURE data is also supported by a large amount of more rigorous trial evidence, including long-term data, showing that higher fat diets lead to more weight loss and better outcomes for blood glucose control, an important factor in type 2 diabetes.
A good place to start would be full ratification of the A.T.T., the development of more rigorous oversight and transparency mechanisms during the licensing and export process, and a stringent program to guarantee that weapons do not end up in the wrong hands.
Gun violence is an especially brutal plague in poor and minority neighborhoods, and Bazelon acknowledges that Bill de Blasio, the city's most progressive mayor in decades, has been even more rigorous than his predecessors in encouraging these mandatory-minimum gun-possession indictments.
Facebook said the tools will make it easier for users to learn information about groups behind political advertisements, adding that it will put advertisers through a more rigorous authorization process to ensure they are not foreign entities seeking to sway regional elections.
Even so, the Corps wrote in a filing, the agency said it supports a temporary halt of construction on the route while federal officials consider whether there needs to be a more rigorous round of assessments on the 1,170-mile, $3.8 billion pipeline.
While the Trump administration's more rigorous definition of the word that will color the U.S. position in the global marketplace, the Boeing-Bombardier dispute illustrates that settling inevitable trade frictions will continue to rely on a rigorous and painstaking review of facts.
It was not until last year, when the work came under scrutiny from the Justice Department — about three years after it ended in 2014 — that the firms retroactively registered their work for the European Center under the more rigorous Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Even so, McConnell told Republican senators on Tuesday that he intends to keep the Senate in session on more Fridays and weekends for the foreseeable future, according to Politico, but several senators didn't think that was sufficient and urged a more rigorous schedule.
Though students' scores plummeted when they sat for the more rigorous exams in 2010, New York forged ahead with its plan to become one of the first states in the nation to adopt the new Common Core standards pushed by the Obama administration.
Making any kind of meaningful step toward purchasing the truck now could increase a potential customer&aposs level of excitement and encourage more rigorous planning, like beginning to save money or declining to buy a competing vehicle over the next two years.
" Mr. Bowman runs a blog dedicated to "a more rigorous analysis" of impeachment than the one found in the mainstream news media, which he, as a scholar of the subject and a law professor at University of Missouri, deems to be "poorly informed.
The announcements from Emirates, which is based in Dubai, and Turkish Airlines, based in Istanbul, came after the Transportation Security Administration said on Sunday that Etihad Airlines had been approved after introducing more rigorous screening procedures at its base, Abu Dhabi International Airport.
And before you say the tests are too narrow and too gameable, while it is true that several no-excuses schools saw scores drop when their states used more rigorous tests aligned to the new Common Core standards, other schools maintained strong results.
"On Twitter and to some degree on Tumblr, there's been crossover from the pop astrology world, people who are beginning to discover that there is actually this whole centuries-long tradition of astrology and a more rigorous method to it," he explains.
"These bills will produce a more efficient regulatory process, and ultimately better regulations by requiring retrospective reviews, earlier notice to the public, and more rigorous analysis on the front end of the rule-making process," Mr. Lankford said in a statement about the pending legislation.
The big picture: The Times' investigation found that those eight shooters, who killed a combined 217 people, left behind "a rich trove of information" online — red flags that might have been acted upon had there been a system of more rigorous financial scrutiny in place.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve on Tuesday proposed a framework for determining when a company has taken control of a bank and must face more rigorous oversight and restrictions, a move that could remove hurdles for banks seeking to attract investors and partners.
But the reason he has a loyal following, and why thousands of eager filmmakers from all walks of life have signed up to access his MasterClass lectures, and applied to his more rigorous, in-person Rogue Film School, is his transcendent empathy as a filmmaker.
Out of the nine presidential campaigns I've covered, I've never seen anything as absurd as the motley crew of Trump advisers agonizing over how to delicately, in soothing tones, tiptoe up to the proudly uninformed megalomaniac and broach the topic of more rigorous debate prep.
However, as I and Steven Pizer, a Northeastern University health economist, noted in the American Journal of Managed Care, the point of such surveillance is to use a large amount of data to detect problems missed by more rigorous, but necessarily smaller, randomized trials.
In a matter of weeks, I felt the need to implement a more rigorous yoga and cardio routine: I found myself "sucking it in" for pictures, my jeans began to fit like sausage casing, and even my bras began to protest against new spillage.
Business Roundtable also recommended Trump extend the executive order requiring a cost-benefit analysis for all major rules to regulations from independent agencies, set more rigorous standards for guidance documents, and reduce or eliminate the amount of deference courts give agency interpretations of laws.
The other, filed in Kansas City, Mo., on Wednesday similarly reads: Despite consistently marketing its driver background check process as "industry leading" and "more rigorous than what is required to become a taxi driver" – in reality Uber's application process is designed for speed, not safety.
It also posted a video clip on Periscope of Mr. Ells announcing a $10 million program to help small farmers who are Chipotle suppliers shoulder the costs of putting in place the company's new food safety system, which will require them to do more rigorous testing.
WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve on Tuesday proposed a framework for determining when a company has taken control of a bank and must face more rigorous oversight and restrictions, a move that could remove hurdles for banks seeking to attract investors and partners.
That's why companies like Glitch and Buffer created such clear, unambiguous frameworks for determining salaries, which are really pretty unique in tech — they've really embraced pay transparency, and that's required a more rigorous approach that doesn't bias toward people of a certain gender or race or background.
From Ronald Reagan, who is still an iconic figure for labeling Soviet Union as an "evil empire," to George W. Bush, whose administration concluded NATO's historic enlargement to the East in 2004, Republicans were seen as being "more rigorous" in terms of foreign policy towards the Kremlin.
Just as we have minimum recommended dosages of vitamins, steps per day, and aerobic exercise for leading a healthy life physically, we should be more rigorous about how we as an information society think about the minimum doses of deliberate learning for leading a healthy life economically.
"My summaries show that in almost all cases a single boilerplate statement constituted the whole analysis and justification for designation and use of military aircraft, despite the fact that [the accepted rule] clearly calls for a more rigorous and complete provision of facts and arguments," Delmar wrote.
The tech giant said it will be implementing tools that make it easier for users to learn information about groups behind political advertisements, adding that it will put advertisers through a more rigorous authorization process to ensure they are not foreign entities seeking to sway regional elections.
And unlike the better-known Keystone XL project, which was finally canceled by the Obama administration last year, the Dakota Access project does not cross an international border — the condition that mandated the more rigorous federal assessment of the Keystone pipeline's economic justification and environmental impacts.
There are no reports taking a more rigorous look at the evidence against the 532 detainees transferred before 2009; correcting overstatements about more recent detainees might heighten the stigma against earlier ones if it fosters a misimpression that everything in all their leaked dossiers has been confirmed.
I have deep concerns and reservations about the power of FISA, but Carter Page, a onetime Trump campaign aide who came under law-enforcement suspicion of spying for Russia, received a far more rigorous process to ensure fidelity to the Fourth Amendment than my clients ever do.
WASHINGTON — Passengers flying to the United States from foreign airports will undergo more rigorous screening of their baggage and electronic devices, but they will be allowed to bring laptops and tablets onto planes in their carry-on bags, the Department of Homeland Security announced on Wednesday.
In this respect, the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran, far from being "the worst agreement ever," is the best — the gold standard in rigorous on-site verification provisions, far more rigorous than anything achieved by President Reagan with the Soviet Union even at the height of détente.
Just as we have minimum recommended dosages of vitamins, steps each day, and aerobic exercise for leading a healthy life physically, we should be more rigorous about how we as an information society think about the minimum doses of deliberate learning for leading a healthy life economically.
While Morris's text has long since been eclipsed by the more rigorous scholarship about simians by fellow Brit Jane Goodall, Morris pioneered multiple studies on the art-making impulse in animals, especially paintings and drawings created by a prolific chimpanzee from The London Zoo named Congo.
That requires the more rigorous lab testing, which involves collecting a sample of water at home -- specific kits are sold for around $10 -- and then sending it to a lab to get detailed results, which can cost an additional $20 to $100, according to the EPA.
Still, two major Apple shareholders, a hedge fund and a pension fund, cited Twenge's study in January 2018 when they wrote an open letter to Apple urging the company to assist with more rigorous research into smartphones' effects on children and to build better controls for worried parents.
However, this would take additional training for the AI (it's used to working with high-quality medical images — not the sort of shots that would be produced on a smartphone) and more rigorous assessments of its safety would need to be made before such a program could go public.
Not only is she an 85-year-old woman with a more rigorous workout routine than us and an equal-rights crusader with a number of tattoos in her honor, but she is the U.S. Supreme Court Justice who's basically holding the future of abortion rights on her shoulders.
I admittedly put it through something a bit more rigorous than standardized testing when incorporating it into my daily usage — recording a podcast on Skype, listening to music while working/browsing the web (it's part of my job, I swear) — and got a few hours less than that.
While I have been as aggressive as anyone in pushing for a Department of Defense audit and attacking wasteful programs, those who suggest the solution to this funding shortfall can be achieved solely through more rigorous reforms at the Pentagon do not appreciate the scale of the funding shortfall.
The recent demonstrations reflect what our data show, that young people agree with the vast majority of Americans, including more rigorous background checks, limiting firearm accessories that allow rapid fire with high magazines, and steps to better secure schools with solutions like metal detectors or armed security on site.
Microfiber cloths, a very small amount of water, compressed air, and (in some cases) a little rubbing alcohol are the materials you need, though you should always check up online for specific details—your computer keyboard, for example, can take a more rigorous cleaning than your brand new iPhone X.
It is the smaller players, however, that are expected to be most vulnerable to fallout from Reg AB II. In light of the regulation, big banks have already begun a more rigorous vetting process to decide which CMBS lending partners they will allow to access their SEC-registered bond issuance shelves.
Elwell took questions from House lawmakers about the certification of the 737 Max, its process for allowing planemakers to sign off on certification decisions, why MCAS was not subject to a more rigorous review, and how FAA will go about evaluating the airplane's safety and returning it to the skies.
" And I love this short, existential essay by R.O. Kwon about how skin care became her new religion after she left the Christian faith: "The other day, I was comparing notes on our respective regimens with a friend whose approach to skin care is even more rigorous than my own.
Chris Coons (D-DE) then asked him what would convince him on the scientific evidence, and Perry responded that he would like to see a "red-team approach," where a group would systematically challenge what is taken for granted about climate science in an effort to make it more rigorous.
Those seeking a more rigorous contextualization of Colab's activities should pair A Book About Colab with Alan Moore's Art Gangs: Protest and Counterculture in New York City (2011), or Julie Ault's Alternative Art New York, 1965–1985 (2003), both of which are indispensable guides to New York's alternative art scenes.
By mid-January, after efforts to depressurize the well had managed to reduce the leakage rate considerably, a more rigorous study by Michael Jerrett of U.C.L.A. found that the air in Porter Ranch was in fact unusually clean — most likely because of the absence of so many residents and their cars.
The changes that the board will consider on Monday, Mr. Thompson said, would put in place more rigorous spending controls, eliminate supplemental salary payments to presidents of CUNY colleges, institute clear accounting requirements for similar payments to other administrators or faculty members and change the way CUNY foundations are managed.
Drivers applying for a new or renewed license had until the end of September to prove they meet the more rigorous English language criteria, pushed by London Mayor Sadiq Khan partly in response to pressure from drivers of the city's traditional black cabs, who fear their business model is being undercut.
All Mr Trump has done so far is to issue an executive order listing seven unobjectionable principles for financial regulation (sample: "foster economic growth and vibrant financial markets through more rigorous regulatory impact analysis") and to instruct the treasury secretary to assess by early June whether existing laws can deliver these objectives.
Because the team knew they would continue the work with a more rigorous crossover study and produce a "more extensive write-up of the data where we go into the real hard numbers of it all," they wanted to make sure the short report left readers wanting to know more, Konhilas says.
In a memo from the department watchdog Tuesday, the inspector general reported that HHS relied on private contractors with access to less comprehensive data than the more rigorous FBI background check when hiring for the temporary facility in Tornillo, Texas, which sprang up in response to increased need at the border in June.
Because this collaboration's focus on medical progress for diseases like Parkinson's is more likely to resonate with people like me, whose loved ones suffer from the disease, I feel especially strongly that we're the ones best positioned to call for greater transparency and more rigorous accounting of how this information will be used.
From my vantage point, the correlation is clear: More rigorous academic standards that are better aligned to the skills and competencies of today's workplace—and the workplace of tomorrow—lead to more engaged students better equipped for postsecondary education, to better qualified job applicants, to lower unemployment, and to a stronger economy.
The candidate is "prepared" (the assumption is that private schools' courses are more rigorous), has a relatively high SAT score (a reflection of parents' incomes and education levels), and is touted by carefully crafted recommendation letters from counselors who have many fewer students and far more resources than their public school counterparts.
About two months after President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising "extreme vetting" for foreign travelers and refugees, the State Department said in a public notice — published quietly Thursday — that it needed social media account information so that it can conduct a "more rigorous evaluation" of certain high-risk visa applicants.
So, I don't think—somehow, I had the feeling in Japan, that, because you were supposed or because you have a reputation to be powerful and you'll be rich, things are going to be applied to you in a much more rigorous way to prove that justice is the same for everybody.
When President Trump ordered "Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program" following this Halloween's terror attack in Manhattan, and said the next day that more rigorous vetting of people entering the U.S. would be "immediately implement(ed)," he was  affirming a policy he's endorsed several times since his campaign began.
On top of that, they could exercise more rigorous oversight of the Trump administration's actions to undermine the Obamacare markets and Medicaid, setting up health care as a defining issue in 2020, a potentially winning message considering voters trust Democrats more on health care and the ACA is only growing in popularity.
The issue centers on Pratt's rental of a van to transport the South Korean officials during a 2012 visit to the company's West Palm Beach facility in Florida, an expense deemed inappropriate under the company's ethics rules, which are more rigorous than U.S. law, said another source, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
"The last successful air terrorist attack in the U.S. was 9/11, and though there have been attempts since then like the underwear and shoe bombers, the airport security at U.S. airports is far more rigorous and layered now than it was when 9/11 happened which makes an attack much more difficult," he said.
Particularly given the looming Presidential election and the uptick in attacks inspired or directed by the Islamic State in the West and beyond, one is likely to continue to hear calls for more of the same: more police on the street, more troops on the battlefield, more rigorous screening of migrants, and more intelligence sharing.
But the newly approved measures show the Trump administration has continued to seek ways to apply more rigorous screening to individuals who want to travel to the US. "Maintaining robust screening standards for visa applicants is a dynamic practice that must adapt to emerging threats," the State Department says in the cable to embassies that was viewed by CNN.
Officials provided lawmakers with an unclassified resource guide of the services Homeland Security is offering to state and local officials who request aid, which range from simple cyber "hygiene" scans that can be done remotely to more rigorous risk and vulnerability assessments that require federal officials to be on the ground in states to test their systems.
That was the core of the 1994 Agreed Framework between the United States and North Korea, which fell apart by 2003; a 2006 proposal to Iran by France, Britain, Germany, Russia, China and the United States that went nowhere; and the far more rigorous 2015 Iran deal that involved the same five powers and that Mr. Trump reneged on.
While Twitter did suspend the account hours later, the company's initial decision was especially striking because, in an earlier email to Morgan, the company told her that it would have a "person on our support team" review the tweet, suggesting it was subject to more rigorous review than simply automation and artificial intelligence and still was not taken down.
But more rigorous studies of part-time work did not find an impact from the A.C.A. According to a review of scientific papers by the economists Jean Abraham and Anne Royalty, for the University of Pennsylvania's Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, few other studies have found solid evidence that the A.C.A. reduced job lock or had other effects on the labor market.
Whether the merger ends up at the Department of Justice alone or at the DOJ and the FCC will make all the difference: DOJ policies make it likely to approve the merger, whereas the FCC, even with its corporation-friendly chairman, will have to give it a more rigorous review that could kill the deal or at least place some restrictions on it.
"We still see a lot of activity, a lot of financing and interest in the best companies, but it's harder than a year ago," said Jeff Richards, managing partner of GGV capital, a venture capital fund that partners with entrepreneurs in the U.S. and China With a more rigorous market and increasingly expensive valuations, one option for Chinese start-ups has been consolidation.
Similarly, with regard to the canine research program, although VA stated after a scathing report by USA Today that it would review any research on canines more rigorously, to date, VA has failed to release any findings or reports as to what its more rigorous oversight would entail, leading many to believe that it has not actually changed any of its research protocols.
Then, earlier this week, the I.O.C. announced that Russian athletes in all Olympic sports would have to undergo more rigorous testing before being allowed to compete in the Games (while also stating that Russian track-and-field athletes who have been training abroad and been subject to drug testing might still be able to get clearance to run for their country).
Instead, two old men are handily leading the field: a former vice president, as yet an undeclared candidate, who is precisely the opposite of a wonk and is facing increasing scrutiny for his "creepy uncle" behavior; and an also-ran whose platform appears unchanged since 2016, with the exception of a more rigorous policy on sexual harassment by campaign staff.
But the criteria is far more rigorous than eliminating "too hot" and "too cold": To support life, a celestial body must offer potential inhabitants protection from radiation, have a nice insulating atmosphere, a decent amount of gravity, be a certain distance from the star it orbits; even plate tectonics help make a planet habitable by maintaining an environment that's warm and water-rich.
Nutritionism has fought hard to become a legit field and the American Society of Nutrition, whose members were polled for the NYT study, seems to be among the more rigorous—at least requiring a doctoral degree of its members—but there's still an army of bullishitters out there calling themselves nutritionists and these bullshitters can very often be found bullshitting for the media.
But more rigorous studies of part-time work did not find an impact from the A.C.A. According to a review of scientific papers by the economists Jean Abraham and Anne Royalty, for the University of Pennsylvania's Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, few other studies have found solid evidence that the A.C.A. reduced job lock or had other effects on the labor market.
Florida State has faced a far more rigorous slate, but the team is struggling with freshman quarterback James Blackman at the helm after Deondre Francois went down in the opener, resulting in the team's inability to put points on the board as they are averaging just 231 points per game, far less than the 231 they averaged a year ago.
While factors like maternal health, pregnancy at older ages and environmental factors may play a role in the high autism rate, New Jersey's rates might be artificially high: hypotheses to explain it include more rigorous testing here, better health and education record-keeping and more awareness of the condition, said Suzanne Buchanan, the executive director of Autism New Jersey, a statewide advocacy organization.
The Case Against Free Speech is a sometimes flawed but necessary book, one that I hope people will read and argue with, and one that I hope spawns both some more rigorous histories of political conceptions of speech as well as some more pointed polemics aiming at the sacrosanctity of the First Amendment, which could stand to be a site of contestation rather than blindly awed reverence.
Almost all Israeli civilians have served in the military in some capacity, and Greiss believes that, for lack of a better term, the "good guys with guns" are better trained in Israel than they are in the US. "Any non-law enforcement concealed carrier in Israel has gone through a more rigorous qualification process, and almost always also has military and/or law enforcement experience," he said.
Another 2019 working paper, by economists William Dow, Anna Godøy, Christopher Lowenstein, and Michael Reich, all from UC Berkeley, attempted to use more rigorous causal identification to measure the effects of both the minimum wage and the earned income tax credit (a cash benefit tied to work and distributed primarily to poor households with kids), on "deaths of despair": suicides, alcohol poisoning, and drug overdose.
"We've complied with that injunction, we've put our pens down, we haven't done any work on it, so the 90-day period in our view hasn't been able to run at all," Wall added, CNN has learned that just four days earlier, on May 4, the State Department asked OMB to approve measures that would give embassies the latitude to create their own criteria for putting applicants through more rigorous screening.
And given China's spotty record with food safety—including 2013 incidents in which local pork dealers allegedly hauled dead pig carcasses floating in the Huangpu River and processed them for sale, and Xi'an-area producers crafted "fake beef" from pork, paraffin wax and industrial salts, it seems likely that an affluent, urban population might be more inclined to purchase meat that meets the US's (somewhat) more rigorous safety standards.
If a product meets the statutory definition of a medical device, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration cannot subject it to the far more rigorous and expensive regulatory process for drugs, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ruled Friday in Washington, D.C. The decision is a win for Missouri-based Genus Medical Technologies, which manufactures a line of barium-sulfate-based contrast agents called Vanilla SilQ, which are ingested by patients in radiographic studies.

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