Sentence examples for robust fund from inspiring English sources

Well, 1995 had robust fund buying.

Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, defended the robust fund-raising schedule.

When Sanders tweeted out criticism of the Democratic Party for failing to put more money into Thompson's candidacy, David Nir, the Daily Kos political director, noted that Sanders's robust fund-raising organization had sat out the Kansas race.

By contrast, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, who withdrew from the race Wednesday and threw his support to Mr. McCain, had robust fund-raising through 2007, even as his political fortunes fell.

Mr. Squadron, 33, was considered a top contender for the job, having the advantage of a robust fund-raising operation and the backing of prominent politicians, including Charles E. Schumer, the United States senator.

In a statement, Schultz said, "The A.S.P.C.A. Equine Fund grants program seeks to award equine organizations who strive to achieve best practices, including exceptional equine care and innovative and robust fund-raising practices".

Welcome to a contest some of the top-tier candidates for president seem eager to avoid winning: Who can show the most robust fund-raising numbers in the third quarter, which ends on Friday at midnight?

Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who has assembled the field's most robust fund-raising operation, will report raising less than $20 million for the Republican primary during the fund-raising period ending on Thursday, an aide said.

Representative Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, who is one of the most robust fund-raisers in the country, recalled that when she first set out to raise money as a congresswoman, "I could not raise large sums for the party because people would say to me, 'You don't have any decision-making power here.' " "That is why I ran for whip," she added.

Mr. Romney may have alienated his opponents' conservative supporters with his previous position favoring abortion rights, but he also has attributes neither of them have — a sprawling, professional campaign, a robust fund-raising network, and the best-financed "super PAC" in the field right now, not to mention perceived electability.

Robust funding from the government is the solution, he said.