Sentence examples for taking robust action from inspiring English sources

A Union diplomat, who also spoke on condition of anonymity because of the continuing talks between governments, said Friday that he would "be surprised if any ministers would want to stand in the way of the E.U. taking robust action on terrorism," but that the outcome on Monday was still not certain.

Mr. Obama assumes foreign policy will be an advantage for him, particularly because of his record of pulling troops out of Iraq, helping topple the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya, taking robust action against terrorists and authorizing the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

Mr Harper insisted the government was taking "robust action" and it was increasingly "harder" to live illegally in the UK.

"It is clear that CQC are now taking robust action to transform the way they work and this is hugely positive.

HMIC said South Wales Police provided a "good service" but with some areas for improvement, while people living in the Dyfed-Powys force area could have "confidence that their local police are committed to providing a good response to victims of domestic abuse and taking robust action with regard to perpetrators".

They have clearly moved in the direction of taking robust action when they feel it is justified.

He says Ofcom has already taken "robust action against UK broadcasters which have breached these rules".

only sparingly takes robust action on consumer protection issues, particularly against the big banks.

It takes robust action when rules are broken, from fines to revoking broadcasters' licences.

And if hospitals do not have enough, the chief inspector of hospitals will step in and take robust action.

A DfT spokesperson said: "We take the unacceptable actions of VW extremely seriously, and we have taken robust action to protect the UK consumer.