Sentence examples for robust advice from inspiring English sources

Would his robust advice have prevented the unjustified assault on parliament's collective dignity?

Our results provided insights into the dynamics of numerous exploited coastal-nursery-dependent species while paving the way toward more robust advice for sustainable management of these resources.

Through no fault of their own, GPs leading these new organisations have been thrust into a position where they are at constant risk of conflicts of interest, but many of them don't seem to understand the critical importance of getting robust advice and establishing procedures to ensure they cannot be accused of improper conduct.

Further suggestions were made that clinicians and patients need to have robust advice on how to act in the event of a 'breech' (ie, a result falling outside of an accepted range) to minimise potential anxiety.

A bipartisan Cabinet and defense of the free press and independent judiciary (with a robust advice-and-consent process to produce nominees who can garner more than bare minimum support) are essential.

Robust science advice is needed to support implementation pathways and identify tangible solutions.

"We have witnessed some really miserable situations recently when scientists have produced robust independent advice for government, at its request, on badger culls, horsemeat trade, packaging of cigarettes and other issues – only to have publication of their reports controlled and sometimes delayed by government spin doctors.

However, as the OECD (2004, p. 165) has observed, "the impact of the organization of collective bargaining on labor market performance appears to be contingent upon other institutional or policy factors and these interactions need to be clarified to provide robust policy advice".

"When such information is leaked … It chills the willingness of senior government officials to seek robust and candid advice, which ultimately is to the detriment of informed policymaking and the reputation of the institution from which the leak emanated," the memo states.

The decision on the school's revised expansion plan has been pending since last year but was delayed in the run-up to the election in May, and further delayed by Downing Street's insistence that legal advice was robust enough to avoid any embarrassing failure in the courts.

It would also be more robust since tech-powered advice could analyze thousands of products, unlike human investors who can only look at a fraction of that and whose attention is divided between hundreds of clients.