Sentence examples for robust official from inspiring English sources
The new rules were subjected to robust official debate — all behind closed doors.
Getting a robust official statistical measure of total UK food bank use and wider food insecurity ought to be a government priority, you would have thought.
It cites evidence from food banks which describes parents going without meals for up two days at a time, in order that they can feed their children, as "part of a pattern of life" in disadvantaged areas, although it added that this was difficult to quantify because of a "dismal" lack of robust official evidence on the prevalence of food insecurity.
In the absence of robust official systems for registering births and deaths, collecting health or demographic data, or the many other things that are known by governments about people in richer countries, the household survey is the foundation on which most development data is built.
The outcome measures are robust official records data.
The debate was robust, officials said.
All future development plans are based on the assumption that Afghanistan will become more stable and that financing for U.S.A.I.D. projects and the State Department's foreign aid programs will be "robust," officials said.
The council's Security Code is so robust that officials in New Jersey, New York and Maryland developed their programs using our code as their guide.
If the government soon reaches benchmarks, like distributing its payroll even though its main records were destroyed, there will be no need for a more robust mandate, officials contend.
In unusually robust language, officials at the DH described Redwood's paper, Care for the Elderly, published by the Centre for Policy Studies, as "misleading and inaccurate" and the result of influence by Partnership Assurance – "an insurance provider known to be critical of a cap on care costs".
"The Soyuz rocket is very robust," the Nasa official said, describing how he once attended a blastoff during a blizzard with zero visibility.
