In other words that robust and generous financial support remains readily available for students who most need it".
Chris Nunn, Chef de Mission, pointed to the future by stating that "We really need to focus on having good-quality athletes who are robust and have financial support to get overseas.
The BioJS project is planning to establish a sustainable future with both robust institutional and community financial support.
"That reorganization was a slap in the face to the Fed, the regulators and the U.S. taxpayers," said Dennis Kelleher, president of Better Markets, a lobbying group that supports robust financial regulation.
This paper presents the main results obtained in the frame of PIROLA, a 3 years research working group on robust control of launchers, under financial support of CNES induding ONERA, EADS Space Transportation, the control departments of Supelcc and SUPAERO, and CNRS/LAAS.
We quicken our results by rallying behind our Industry Association by supporting efforts with membership fees, developing a robust trade show and funneling financial support to one body to execute the collective interests.
However, our study demonstrates that with sustained political will, reliable financial support, and robust monitoring and evaluation, community case management can be effectively brought to scale in a low-income country and, alongside other important public health interventions, may help reduce both health facility use and child mortality.
They have called for robust frameworks for reporting, implementation and compliance, and more financial support given that they "face the unique and unprecedented challenge of lifting people out of poverty and achieving sustainable development without relying on fossil fuels".
And, in fact, financial support for HIV and AIDS programming is less robust than it once was.
Funding for robust studies evaluating these markers is crucial, but is rarely achieved without financial support from the pharmaceutical industry.
I would advise those in the arts seeking financial support to take the same approach as other sectors: create a robust business case.
