Sentence examples for robustly committed from inspiring English sources
Management has stated that owing to the growth in net cash (to £48m), it 'remains robustly committed to its dividend policy'.
By implication, it is also clear that more robustly committed realistic positions will not fit well with Hacking's account of reasoning styles.
Expression of the active Notch1 intracellular domain (NICD) robustly committed murine and rat mesenchymal stem cells toward the myogenic fate both in vitro and in vivo.
"As a constabulary, we are committed to investigating sexual offences sensitively but robustly recognising the impact that these types of crimes have on victims.
We totally refute any charges that we have committed an offence and we will defend our position robustly.
"We totally refute any charges that we have committed an offense and we will defend our position robustly," they said.
In a joint statement last month, the MPs said: "We totally refute any charges that we have committed an offence and we will defend our position robustly".
And of course as part of that Code, we commit to robustly defending the public interest test and the ability of journalists to do their jobs freely and professionally.
She has carefully calibrated her comments on Taiwan's political status throughout the campaign, saying she is committed to a "consistent, predictable, and sustainable relationship with China" while robustly defending Taiwanese autonomy and democracy.
The short answer is that the moral law most emphatically existed – a claim that can be robustly defended, in another time and place – and anyway, legal codes and principles everywhere existed which proscribed, within their own jurisdictions, the kinds of crimes that the Nazis committed; so the Nuremberg principles were, in effect, just an extension and application of them.
