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"The trend in the law is fairly robust when it comes to access for the public," said Eve Burton, vice president and general counsel for the Hearst Corporation.

At $1,500 (£900) a piece, Glass might be hi-tech but it is not exactly robust when it comes to high-impact sports.

While today's computers are fairly robust when it comes to handling power anomalies, spending $50 to $100 or so on a decent surge suppressor is excellent insurance.

The language on the EU is robust – when it comes to what is called the "transfer of sovereignty" but pragmatic and flexible on areas the Conservatives have expressed strong opposition to ie cooperation in the fields of criminal justice and the workplace.

"Research suggests that the 20% productivity gap between typical American and British firms is because US managers tend to be more robust when it comes down to HR issues," says Richard Wilson, head of business policy at the Institute of Directors.

Athletics must be seen to be robust when it comes to tackling drugs.

Perhaps this is why the government speaks of needing a "more robust strategy" when it comes to eking repayments out of graduates, and is already outsourcing past debt to private companies, who will possibly raise repayment rates.

The business of professional golf remains robust, especially when it comes to the PGA Tour and the LPGA, the two circuits based in the United States.

From the approaches described above, one can conclude that microarray expression profiles mining, text mining and biological network analysis are very robust techniques when it comes to connecting biological entities (drugs, diseases and genes).

In recent years, companies across diverse industries have instituted more robust disclosure requirements when it comes to payments to trade associations and contributions to other politically active organizations.

We need to employ a similar logic to create a robust "safety-centered" approach when it comes to guns.