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Most health officials now agree that the epidemic could have been contained earlier, if not averted, by a more robust and better-organized international response.
It must be phased out as existing contracts come to their end and gradually replaced by a more robust model for all schools, such as that of the maintained trust school introduced by the Labour government in 2006.
I travelled via Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2, past the opening sigh of his Second Symphony, to other works visited by a more robust and defiant melancholy arising from hard emotion.
"Money has simply vanished," said Mark Urman, an independent-film veteran, speaking of the financial drought that has pushed producers and directors into shouldering risks that only a few years ago were carried by a more robust field of distributors.
One reason why China's economy is expected to grow this year by a more robust 8% is that it is less dependent on exports (only 23% of GDP) and much less dependent on IT.
A modest $400,000 was expected, followed by a more robust $4 million in Q4.
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".
Further improvement of PKC bioconversion can likely be achieved by selection of a more robust microbe that can withstand the conditions in the fluidized bed during SSF and by creating a system which can maintain the moisture content of PKC during SSF of PKC throughout the packed bed.
All Sudanese armed groups should leave Abyei and the surrounding territory, and be replaced by international troops with a more robust commitment to protect civilians.
Or will they be dismayed by the lack of a more robust recovery and the idea that a kitchen sink of policy measures had to be used to achieve progress?
Sources were grouped by sub-region for a more robust statistical analysis.
