rigidly

While Ravec had "terms of reference" for deciding security measures, there was "nothing to suggest they were designed to operate rigidly and not flexibly".

“We want it to be a destination not rigidly defined just by a street, but we need to walk before we run.”

The panel presiding over the case were suspicious, but, with Quins' backroom staff sticking rigidly to their story, they couldn't unpick the full connivance.

To stay rigidly in those positions, or to get back into the regimental order after a difficult moment, you need those "rest" periods.

Ipsa points out that it has not always stuck rigidly to the October earnings figure - and it has the flexibility to use other statistics if it wants to.