Sentence examples for robust international response from inspiring English sources

"These dire circumstances call for a more robust international response," they added.

Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, urged a "robust international response" and called for "positive change" in Myanmar, saying he would raise the issue at the United Nations General Assembly next week.

Italy wants a robust international response to the crisis in Libya, although it does not share Egypt's enthusiasm for another armed intervention.

The WHO has called for a more robust international response to the crisis in Liberia, saying that wealthy countries will need to "scale up their current efforts by three- to four-fold".

"America cannot look like it is shying away because other people are watching what we do, and if we don't have a robust international response in West Africa, then we are actually endangering ourselves here back home," he said.

On the second day of a three-nation European tour before he formally announces his campaign for president, the former Florida governor called for a more robust international response to counter Russian military support for separatists in eastern Ukraine.

"We must continue with a robust and united international response," he told the Commons.

Most health officials now agree that the epidemic could have been contained earlier, if not averted, by a more robust and better-organized international response.

Luke Mogelson, in his article on the Ebola crisis in West Africa, writes that an earlier, "more robust and better-organized international response" could have contained the initial outbreak before it spread from remote rural areas to crowded cities ("When the Fever Breaks," January 19th).

But the test of a robust international community is its capacity to act on behalf of everyone, not simply support a segmented response whereby only Christians help Christians, only Han Chinese help Han Chinese, only women help women, and so on.

The international response was contemptible.