Sentence examples for a more robust plan from inspiring English sources

Weinberg, Berman and others who have expressed interest will meet (virtually) this weekend to develop a more robust plan.

In short, the US has virtually no leverage in the crisis – unless it moves to a more robust Plan B, hinted at by some officials here.

If Europe's leaders do not come up with a more robust plan, the judgment of global stock and credit markets is likely to be harsh and swift.

Sharing lenses with other people in one's field — such as male and female surgeons sharing how they'd approach a particular patient — can give providers a more comprehensive view of a patient and a more robust plan for action.

The development, coming only hours after President Obama had won re-election, raised speculation that the United States and its allies were working on a more robust plan to deal with the 20-month-old conflict in Syria during the second Obama administration term.

A more robust plan was made for a 15-year period from 2005 to 2020 with more than 150 local researchers focusing on nanotechnology for advance materials and biotechnology to encourage the development of new companies and new products [30].

That overblown claim is based on a study showing that a much more robust plan could offer far lower premiums than private plans, and if available to virtually everyone, it could attract huge numbers of enrollees.

The junta has a rather more robust Plan B. In an autumn that has been unkind to autocrats -- Slobodan Milosevic failed to steal an election in Serbia and the youngest son of Indonesia's ousted president, Suharto, was convicted of corruption -- the generals here are taking no chances.

This information could complement the national movement recording systems that are mandatory for cattle throughout the EU [ 39] that will soon be implemented in sheep and goats now that their form of identification tags have been decided upon [ 40], and being planned for porcines [ 41] to produce a more robust surveillance plan.

People with incomes from 200percentto400percentcent of the poverty level (roughly $23,750 to $47,500 a year for an individual) could get larger tax credits and could use them to buy more robust plans covering a larger share of their medical expenses, the budget office said.

WHAT IT COULDN'T DO Because of intense opposition from conservatives, both bills shunned a more robust public plan that would have had the power to virtually force doctors to serve its beneficiaries — at Medicare rates that are typically less than private plans pay them.