Sentence examples for takes a robust approach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moreira takes a robust approach to most entrees.

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.

Mr Bloomberg took a robust approach to crime.

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

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

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".

"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.

Butler-Cole said: "The dose of realism that is required is whatever these doctors may be prepared to say or prepared to do, provided funding could be found from a private source, the prospect of the court accepting their views in preference to the gold standard in this country is so small as to enable the court to take a robust approach to the mother's position today".

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.

A spokesman for the Department of Health said: "The health secretary will support the business secretary in taking a robust approach to future negotiations on the revision of the European Working Time Directive, including maintenance of the opt-out.