Sentences with phrase «more robust action»

But the administration may have to take more robust action this time around.

They should also ask Mr Hague what time limit he believes should be placed on the UN Security Council over its responsibility to protect civilians before further more robust action is taken.

We think we'll see a similar effect with Super Mario Run, and especially as we continue to develop Mario games for our own platforms that have more robust action and those sorts of elements, we think those will be appealing to the audience playing Super Mario Run on mobile devices.

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And the Chinese government will guess that the timing of the American missile strike was a blunt message that without more robust Chinese help on dismantling Kim Jong - un's nuclear programme, the next target for pre-emptive American military action might be North Korea.

The «Beyond the Border» and Regulatory Cooperation action plans promise to create an even more robust economic relationship and strengthen our global competitiveness to the benefit of our citizens on both sides of the border.

Erie County is currently in the process of drafting legislation that proposes to establish new criminal standards for actions that endanger the welfare of children, provide for more robust and intensive CPS investigations, and update technology and reporting practices to better serve children and families, as well as focusing on other improvements to current CPS law.

April 16, 2018 • President Trump's threats suggested U.S. military action against Syria might be more robust than it actually was.

Woo has become so known — appropriately so — for his visual signatures that is important to note, in our survey of his work in the Hong Kong action genre, that his aesthetic is more robust and considered than what a cursory pass may reveal.

Some may be disappointed that DTS has not been offered - it's the rare live action film Disney treats to the less compressive format - and such an inclusion may have amounted to an even more robust presentation.

Performing different actions levels up that discipline each day, giving you access to more robust features...

Director Scott Derrickson, best known for the derivative yet chilling Sinister, works in a robust old - school style that owes more to American swashbuckler films, Asian action cinema, and the Indiana Jones series than to the frenetic, cut - and - paste aesthetic of contemporary blockbusters such as Captain America: Civil War.

This is why movement conservatives not engaged in education discussions are naturally be more - supportive of measures such as the expansion of school choice (because they conform to their views that markets and private actions by families should be the deciding forces in education) than of other reform efforts that seem to involve what they may perceive more - robust federal or state government roles, or involve what they consider to be an abrogation of roles they think should be in the hands of families or local governments.

The spokeswoman maintained that the strict system of oversight and accountability under which trusts operate is «more robust than in council - run schools, which has enabled us to identify these issues and take swift action to address them.»

The spokesman said accountability for academies was more robust than in council - run schools, adding that regional schools commissioners enabled «swift action» on problems «that the council - run system would fail to tackle for years».

But the arrival of the Kindle Fire and the robust growth of the e-book market means there will be even more at stake when (and if) the class action suits go to trial.

It helps that current Day Price action provides a more robust context for a long order.

A robust selection of 30 games of action, puzzle, sports and so much more will keep you and your friends and family occupied for hours.

The Agreement also provides for enhanced transparency of action and support through a more robust transparency framework.

For the next decade — as the emerging science was becoming increasingly robust, and as international efforts to curb heat - trapping emissions gained steam and calls for action grew more urgent — the company persisted in emphasizing the lingering uncertainties of climate science and the costs of ambitious policies, the documents show.

Moreover, as the OPC is in the process of reviewing submissions on its call for input on the issue of consent under the Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act, a more fundamental question remains: Assuming the allegations in the class action complaint are true, given the nature of the product in question, how could any company ever think it would be reasonable to assume that the average consumer would actually consent to having sensitive personal information, such as vibrator settings, collected, used and stored by a third party, even with a more robust privacy notice?

This will of course raise concerns for Defenders as they may find that Pursuers are taking a far more robust position in negotiation because the financial risk in pursuing the action would be minimal.

The progressive view, even more clearly, leaves important areas of legislative action out of the scope of robust (or indeed any) judicial review — notably anything that has to do with economic policy and regulation, and property rights (although, in a further inconsistency, some of those who hold this view are committed to defending the economic rights of organized labour).