Robustly in a sentence

All issues are robustly discussed, taking into account views in the public domain, the experience of the CRC members, and the recommendations of the joint select committee,” the minister said.

Arguably, this is the first time the ancient city will be having a comprehensively educated and robustly enlightened monarch.

As seen above, DVN buyers didn't allow its March 2023 lows to be breached, helping DVN to hold the low $40s defense line robustly.

But he has robustly defended this week’s summit as a success.

Given that the Gold Mafia documentary has exposed that Mnangagwa, and his family are at the epicentre of corruption and unmitigated sleaze in this country, how can the same man robustly deal with a felony to which he is the biggest culprit?

Manchester council defends itself robustly against the claims.

The war forced on it will have cemented the most extreme, hateful stereotypes and prejudices that frame — and will continue to frame all the more robustly — Israeli identity.

Third, ensure that the parts of the decentralized identity systems that have to do with security and privacy are robustly implemented, so that the promises made by decentralized identity today can be realized.

We have politicians, doctors, farmers, traders, artisans etc. who must assiduously play roles that match their acclaimed professional expertise for the nation to robustly grow.

Why then is the media not robustly telling the climate story as it should be?

A Kent Police spokesman said: “We are aware of possible protest dates and locations being promoted on social media and are well prepared to respond swiftly and robustly to any incidents of disorder that may arise.

Alongside the issues the force are robustly dealing with, there is also a perception problem, and we are asking everyone to be mindful of that as we continue our work alongside partners and provide reassurance to the community.

And the only role for government is to ensure that markets can function freely and robustly.

But early Saturday morning Australian time, issued a statement accusing the watchdog of pursuing global censorship and vowing the company will “robustly challenge this unlawful and dangerous approach in court”.

Delegates passed a motion that called for UCU to “robustly defend branches from attack by employers, including with legal support”.

Dr. Shafik had already angered many at Columbia with her testimony on Capitol Hill on April 17, when she tried to placate Republican lawmakers but provoked outrage on campus, in part for not robustly defending academic freedom.

However, Turner has robustly refuted these claims.

In the 18th Century planning guidelines were clear and robustly enforced.

She told the publication that one of her favourite feelings was to sit in the Barbican Theatre “with a bunch of strangers in the dark, collectively committed to watch what you are dealt with, to then discuss robustly.

The CSO also found that retail sales in March rose robustly by 2.6% from a year earlier, when measured in money or value terms, and increased by 1% the same period and jumped 1.7% in the month in volume terms.