Sentence examples for robust leader from inspiring English sources

He owes public loyalty to Mr. Hague, but there are persistent reports of plotting by Tory dissidents who feel that he would make a more robust leader.

President Bush also has one clear advantage that President Clinton never enjoyed: people view him as a robust leader on defense and security issues.

By combining the two operations, the three companies are hoping to create a robust leader in market index products, including derivatives of their flagship products.

The consensus controllability property is used in the robust leader-following consensus problem, and the consensus observability property is used in the robust observer-based leader-following consensus problem, both under switching topology.

Putin, who is fiercely secretive about his private life, has built an image of a robust, active leader through shirtless photo-ops and high-octane stunts.

The writers believe her strong stand has to do with building her profile as a robust regional leader and breaking free of whatever remains of her roots as a Congress politician.

In robust action, leaders embrace ambiguity (rather than striving for clarity), focus on short-term accomplishments (rather than long-term goals), and are satisfied with oblique movement (rather than linear progress).

Nor does Cambodia's democracy look very robust: Sam Rainsy, the leader of the opposition, has fled the country after parliament stripped him of his immunity from prosecution.

As the special case with only one dynamic leader, robust finite-time leader-following control problem is also solved with the proposed control strategy.

Because that proposal would save less money than the robust option, House leaders are planning to couple it with a broader expansion of Medicaid.

Tony Blair offered some support for Ed Miliband on Tuesday when he said that the Labour leader was "robust enough" to deal with the criticism from MPs that he is failing to connect with voters.