Sentence examples for a more robust approach from inspiring English sources

James Brooke (NYT) AFRICA SIERRA LEONE: FIGHTING DIES DOWN A more robust approach by United Nations peacekeepers has led more rebels to disarm, a United Nations military spokesman said, adding that the country was now "relatively calm".

Coalition forces should take a more robust approach to the drug problem.

So, I'm opting instead for what I think is a more robust approach.

His staff have reportedly taken a more robust approach, allegedly forming a taskforce to tackle the problem.

Mr Carter managed not to be disloyal to his boss while hinting at a more robust approach in the future.

Fifa has determined on a more robust approach, tacitly admitting it could have taken more direct action in the past.

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Or Bosnia will collapse.The skimpy results of the Bosnian experiment argue for a more robust approach towards governing Kosovo.

Leonor Mendoza takes a more robust approach to extremely fine thread, which she wraps around a cage of steel bars curved into a basket shape.

A few months ago the two men jointly penned an article criticising EU policy in Bosnia and calling for a more robust approach.

The letter says the fast-track system will "allow protection claims to be assessed efficiently and ensure a more robust approach to protection assessments".