Sentence examples for robust stance from inspiring English sources

Dyson, which employs nearly 4000 people, has also taken a robust stance against Chinese firms.

The prime minister's robust stance was also indirectly criticised by Lady Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief.

"It's time the government reviewed its approach to human rights in the Kingdom and adopted a far more robust stance".

They were either a first-time voter or a disaffected Labourite, and all wanted to congratulate him on his robust stance against the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The Prime Minister has taken a robust stance in the row that followed, declaring he would be ready to authorise more such attacks to protect national security.

What this movement towards a more robust stance on climate change shows is the scale of transformation in attitudes by governments across the world.

Indeed, many of us now check that a retailer/manufacturer has a robust ethical stance on such issues before buying cheap foreign-made products.

Meldrum's predecessor, Dr James Johnson, was forced to quit in mid-2007 over his perceived failure to take a robust enough stance over government mistakes with junior doctors' training.

Apple making a robust pro-privacy stance sets a new privacy benchmark and puts pressure on those tech business models that have been built on mining personal data in the digital shadows.

A rabbi defended the school's stance in robust fashion.

Plus, we listen in on every call you make and record every text you send!'" explains Brendan Diaz, CEO of ClearChat, aggressively going after companies that, in his opinion, have a less-robust privacy and security stance.