Sentence examples for taken a robust approach from inspiring English sources

In Wales the government has taken a robust approach in opposing GM crops.

A statement from O2 said: "We are pleased that the court has taken a robust approach and controlled the tone and content of the letter Golden Eye proposes to send to our customers.

They certainly take a robust approach.

Mr. Moreira takes a robust approach to most entrees.

Mr Bloomberg took a robust approach to crime.

Even so, courts tend to take a robust approach to potentially prejudicial publicity, and rightly so.

Protein World's Twitter account has been taking a robust approach to its critics on social media.

The police statement also explained that the force's officers "have vowed to take a robust approach to anyone who uses social networking sites to stimulate fictitious rumors".

But, at first glance, and provided the courts take a robust approach to their interpretation, they should not prevent the judges from making sure that ministers and others with delegated powers keep within the law.

The FSA will want to be reassured both that the foreign bank's home supervisor takes a robust approach to liquidity and that British creditors are not disadvantaged in the event of insolvency.There are some specific reasons for individual countries to take different approaches.

"The more universities can show how part-time students could get a better deal and what improvements would be made for all students [as a result of charging higher fees], and engaging with technology and taking a robust approach to pay negotiations – that's the best environment in which you will be able to make the case to any government for reforms in the financing system," he said.