Sentence examples for robust ways of from inspiring English sources

We're convinced that it's necessary to find robust ways of recognising social purpose ventures, which are more sophisticated than legal form alone.

We're disappointed that Mr. Sachs lauds one tired idea over another, when Malawians themselves are developing far more robust ways of feeding themselves.

"Now that the government no longer intends to use the sale of the student loan book to fund the uncapping of student numbers in England, we would urge it to abandon the policy or at least consider much more robust ways of controlling costs and quality," Piatt said.

It's not just about opening up the process to different smaller competitors, it's how do you influence key policy makers when they are sitting down and thinking about what they will spend the money on?" On top of that, public services providers will need to have robust ways of measuring outcomes – without getting bogged down in bureaucracy – and a sense of what they are trying to achieve.

It is thus key for the development of CR to invent fast and highly robust ways of determining whether a frequency band is available or occupied.

This article describes a system, called Robel, for defining a robot controller that learns from experience very robust ways of performing a high-level task such as "navigate to".

Even further away is a robust way of embodying computers with common sense.

It certainly gives an insight into Mr Campbell's own robust way of dealing with the hacks of Westminster.

But the environmental capitalists hope that progress in reconstructing wild places will eventually provide a robust way of establishing that a wetland really works, and thus has a market value.

The best response is to carry out more research into the health effects of any new materials and to allow regulators to control the spread of the technology – fortunately there is already a robust way of checking the safety of any new material.

In contrast to his misery at school, Bernhard took great pride in his job; he seems to have had a knack for getting along with the customers, and particularly enjoyed their open, robust way of speaking, which helped to shape his digressive writing style.