Sentence examples for robust overhaul from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth Fund, a health research group in New York, published a study in December projecting that a robust overhaul consisting of 15 broad initiatives would generate savings of only 6percentt after 10 years.

The leaders of both the finance committee and the House Ways and Means Committee have promised a robust effort this Congress to overhaul the tax code, but they face extremely long odds.

Patient safety campaigners Action against Medical Accidents said the CQC's "robust action" would prompt other hospitals to overhaul their childbirth services.

Turnbull's decision to flag his interest in overhauling the regulatory framework sparked a robust backlash from some regional MPs.

Gannett — The closest thing that the newspaper industry has to a bellwether, Gannett has built a more robust online news product by restructuring newsroom operations, overhauling its Web sites and building microsites to serve specific geographic niches.

A more robust informed consent process does not necessarily require a radical overhaul; the clinical reliance on an information "checklist," undoubtedly has a role to play, but the role is limited.

Streaming music startup Rdio is overhauling its look across platforms, and adding more robust personalization features powered by its own growing in-house music intelligence data-science team.

The financial firm added that if the deal fell apart, it would push to overhaul the Xstrata board to "make it more independent and robust".

The UW-Madison community was essentially unanimous about three conclusions: the biomedical research enterprise is in urgent need of an overhaul; funding for biomedical research should be increased and stabilized; and robust data and its modeling are woefully lacking but critical for making informed decisions about change.

"We are overhauling community sentences to ensure they are tough, credible and robust," he will say.

Nick Richards, 1st Care's operations director, attributes the home's striking overhaul to Richards's "positivity, sensitivity and determination", but also to what he calls the CQC's "justifiably robust" approach.