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Mr. McNamara says he is hopeful that Pantelion will get a robust welcome from screenwriters and actors.
No modern evaluation approach has received a more robust welcome from stakeholders across the globe than empowerment evaluation.
My most recent column incited a robust and welcome discussion.
The state of movie comedy is so frail that the amiable, exuberant, conventional new comedy "Blockers," which maintains good spirits and sustains good gags without excessive contrivance, comes off as a welcome, robust pillar of the genre.
"As women's health care providers, we welcome robust and productive dialogue about the indisputable role that contraceptives play in the health, well-being, and productivity of American women.
Sustaining a liberal society demands a culture that welcomes robust debate, vigorous political advocacy, and a decent respect for differing opinions.
How could it not when there remains so robust a legacy to welcome you to it?
And I welcome a robust debate in the weeks and months to come.
So a robust debate is both welcome and necessary as, on this issue at least, no search engine has an instant or perfect answer.
"While we welcome the robust action eventually taken by the force in response to our appeal findings, it is a concern that Merseyside Police's lead Taser instructor lacked objectivity and presented as fact the officers' version of events without challenge.
Yet, as it did last time, the Blair government should welcome a robust debate.A false alarmDuring the cold war, when the doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction helped to keep the peace, a case could be made that building defences against incoming missiles would be destabilising.
