Sentence examples for a more robust role from inspiring English sources

He outlined a more robust role for himself than many skeptics perceive.

See articleGermany's armed forces are likely to have a more robust role overseas.

Among its provisions, Mr. Fuscus said, is a procedure that gives a "more robust role" to the main federal air traffic control center in Virginia.

As defense minister during Mr. Abe's first, short-lived term as prime minister, Ms. Koike called for a more robust role for the country's military in international affairs.

The United Nations, which sponsored the independent audit, will have to play a more robust role in overseeing the preparations for the vote, monitoring polls and the count.

Other things can be done, or done better, including building a criminal justice system that can prosecute major drug traffickers and having American and NATO forces play a more robust role in interdiction.

A hawk who wants Japan to play a much more robust role abroad, Mr Aso is also an original compared with more ideological conservatives.

HE championed free trade in the first Clinton administration and now promotes a far more robust role for big business than either the Bush administration or big business itself shows any eagerness to embrace.

He proposes a far more robust role in the economy for 'social businesses,' which he defines as 'non-dividend' companies 'dedicated to solving human problems.'".

Dan Balz of the Washington Post recently wrote that on progressive causes like Obamacare and on "providing economic security to the middle class, Obama has struggled to gain support for a significantly more robust role for government".

But the attack also set off a lively policy debate, first over whether India should complement its reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan with military boots on the ground, and then whether Pakistan, and its backers in Washington, would allow India to play a more robust military role.