Sentence examples for robust advocate from inspiring English sources

McBride, who has a reputation as a robust advocate, had previously acted for the club's manager at a high-profile disciplinary hearing before the Scottish FA.

The UK has been a robust advocate of our reforms, which have allowed us to become a more efficient, twenty-first century organisation, with an ability to respond more effectively to the needs of implementing countries by better engaging with our partners and aligning our grants more closely to national health programs.

"In particular, we disagree that the data are sufficiently robust to advocate preferential use" of Prozac in children, Dr. Trontell wrote.

But few of those countries had the facilities much less the inclination to deal with the legal headaches related to mass influxes of foreign pirates, leading to a robust rhetoric advocating the return of Somali pirates to a Somali state for justice.

Dermal CYP1A1 expression was detected by IHC, a robust method advocated for cetacean biopsies (Angell et al. 2004; Wilson et al. 2007).

Those who now advocate robust deterrence -- instead of surgical prevention -- would simply say to the remaining Israelis: "Whoops.

Steele advocates robust military action, "combined with the right political moves," to quell the insurgencies.

And there is now a robust circle of advocates pressing the river's case.

Mr. Haar advocated robust government regulation of, and intervention in, urban development.

The language is much less robust than that advocated by Tim Loughton, the sacked children's minister, who demanded strong wording in favour of shared parenting after divorce.

She has shrewdly navigated the crisis of the past five years, advocating robust, early intervention to prevent a 21st-century Great Depression, and has focused unstintingly on unemployment.