"The Taliban is still a robust enemy, and the gains are still fragile," Mr. Obama conceded.
These include close air support, logistical back-up, medical evacuation and aerial surveillance.Although Mr Obama concedes that "the Taliban is still a robust enemy and the gains are still fragile", he also describes the road map "to responsibly wind down the war" as "irreversible".
Her Britain is a society of citizens who are upright, self-sufficient, energetic, adventurous, independent-minded, loyal to friends, and robust against enemies.
Murdoch said Thatcher had created "a society of citizens who are upright, self-sufficient, energetic, adventurous, independent-minded, loyal to friends and robust against enemies".
Mr. Blair said, "Military plans are robust," and identified the enemy as Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
The president should have broad and "robust" authority to imprison enemies in wartime, even if it means locking up American citizens away from the battlefield, the Bush administration told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
"Having devoted a huge amount of my time to setting up Ipso, I do not want my position to be used by its enemies and the enemies of a robust free press as a weapon with which to beat it.
The complexities of modern Russia were often brushed aside.His robust attitude to Poland's enemies, past and present, pleased his supporters.
Among the Americans in the cast are a punchy James Gandolfini, playing a dovish general with a robust temper, and Mimi Kennedy and David Rasche, as mortal enemies in the upper echelons of the State Department.
Public opposition is robust.
This demonstrates that this specific interaction, unlike some others, is robust and that the attraction of natural enemies of herbivores to plant signals can also function when plants are attacked by multiple antagonists.
