Sentence examples for robust arrangements from inspiring English sources

"We recognize the government's continued commitment to deliver the timetable for electricity market reform, including legally robust arrangements for much-needed projects during the transition," Vincent de Rivaz, chief executive of EDF Energy, said in a statement.

They know who they are and no doubt stand ready, when the forthcoming inquiry into press ethics takes place and robust arrangements are made for the protection by the chair of their confidentiality, to bear witness to the support they were given.

Deputy chief fire officer Stewart Edgar said "robust arrangements" were in place to provide fire cover.

It concluded: "If a child protection plan had been in place, there would have been more robust arrangements to safeguard and promote Keanu's interests".

Vincent de Rivaz, chief executive of EDF Energy, said: "We recognise the government's continued commitment to deliver the timetable for electricity market reform, including legally robust arrangements for much-needed projects during the transition".

The Royal College of Ophthalmologists guidelines advises, in view of the very low incidence of endophthalmitis (0.14%), that patients should be pre-warned about the symptoms and that robust arrangements need to be in place to ensure that patients not reviewed the next day should have easy access to advise and assessment should they be symptomatic at any time[ 9].

Given the risks of cooperation, theory indicates that a robust arrangement will contain means of holding governing actors accountable to each other.

Collinear SPDC geometries are favourable because non-collinear sources require a more complex (and less robust) arrangement to achieve a compatible form factor. SPDC sources based on collinear geometries typically utilise quasi-phase-matching conditions.

The MPs said their proposals were not a criticism of the US justice system, but instead acknowledged "the importance of robust extradition arrangements between our two countries".

suggested it might be "worth exploring whether different arrangements could underpin a more robust system for the long term".

But it must be within robust governance arrangements.