Sentence examples for robustly supporting from inspiring English sources

The scientific establishment is robustly supporting today's amendment with Jeremy Farrar, the head of the multi-billion-pound Wellcome Trust, which is funding research into mitochondrial donation, leading the charge.

While Europe again works to perfect its union in the wake of the Eurozone crisis, the United States must again carry the responsibility of robustly supporting China's integration into the emergent global order.

Consistent with the characteristics of memory T cells, we found that the effector and central memory PR1-CTL proliferated robustly, supporting our hypothesis that IFN treatment induces a self-renewing population of leukemia-specific CTL that may help to maintain anti-leukemia immunity and remission in the absence of ongoing treatment.

One is to enthusiastically and robustly support democratic movements".

But over all, the panel described the international work as "admirable" and robustly supported its conclusions.

So the letter is criticising peaceful student protest – something I quite robustly support".

"Meanwhile, though, consumption continued to expand robustly, supported by solid wage growth," said Kuijs.

Still, Patrick Gardner conducted an illuminating performance in which the Dichters gave a muscular and sometimes fiery reading, and Mr. Peytchinov sang the solo line with great transparency, robustly supported by the Riverside Choral Society and the Kirkpatrick Choir and Glee Club from Rutgers University.

As one of the many composers who has been so robustly supported by the record label NMC, it was fitting that Weir should have been the one to present them tonight with the Royal Philharmonic Society's Leslie Boosey award, reserved for contemporary music's backroom heroes.

Today IDS produced another report, Every Family Matters, saying what he was saying before he became party leader: that marriage is a better bet than cohabitation and should be more robustly supported by the state than it is in an era where the struggle to be non-judgmental about people's private lives underpins New Labour policy.

The same party that robustly supported the ill-advised and costly invasion of Iraq while passing a tax cut for the "can you believe our luck" wealthiest is now on a campaign to cut government spending — the bigger the cuts the better, and no revenue increases.