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The US government (USG) has not fully implemented a robust system to evaluate dual-use research (DUR).

"Over the past five years, Hertz has implemented a robust retail car sales strategy and become a prominent retail used car seller in the U.S.," said Jeff Adams, VP, vehicle remarketing at Hertz, in a statement.

But VNSNY had recently implemented a robust new protocol for behavioral health nurses encouraging them to reach out directly to their patients' doctors to give feedback and make recommendations--fortunately, this opened the door for a much better scenario.

Rohr and Hoeschele (2000) first implemented a robust Bayesian method for mapping QTL.

It is noteworthy that van der Zee et al (2008) implemented a robust training protocol before entry for SLN biopsy.

Fourth, we used existing assessment evidence to help motivate the reform effort, and we implemented a robust assessment plan of our new program, the evidence from which showcases our successes and guides continuous improvement.

Governments and corporations intent on implementing a robust censorship policy do not stand for these routes around their expensive (and sometimes pirated!) software.

"We see that this power is necessary to implement a robust capital framework in the UK," the Governor told the Treasury Select Committee.

"The government needs to get a handle over this extreme abuse of the most vulnerable girls in our society by implementing a robust national plan to address the issue," she said.

The legislature is now considering implementing a robust civil asset-seizure law like Colombia's, on CICIG's advice.Yet these advances pale in comparison with the difficulties that lie ahead.

She said: "Our investigations suggest that most NHS organisations still do not have adequately explicit and robust processes … We make a recommendation for all NHS hospitals to have and to implement a robust policy for agreeing to and managing visits by celebrities and important visitors, including the need for such visitors to be accompanied at all times … whoever they may be".