Meanings of more rigor in English

They kept Sunday with more rigor than the Dutch, and were less fond of social festivities.

Their minds probably won't be changed, by adding a little more rigor to the modeling process.

Leave yourself some room for maneuver, since shifting influences later in the week may well impose a little more rigor!

William de Alderi, another conspirator, was supposed to be treated with more rigor when he was sentenced to be hanged.

But there is no one who communicates the work of thinking to more people with more rigor and effect than Harris-Perry.

President Dilma Rousseff, who visited Santa Maria over the weekend, urged local officials on Monday for more rigor in enforcing safety regulations.

Arguably, one has more rigor while the other has more emotional content, but both science and art traipse into each other's territory.

President Dilma Rousseff, who visited grief-torn Santa Maria over the weekend, urged local officials on Monday for more rigor in enforcing safety regulations.

There are, however, a number of areas in the States, such as the Shawangunks, where the crag climbing game could be played with more rigor.