Sentences with phrase «robust role»

The more robust role for a trial judge to exclude expert evidence, even when an expert is appropriately qualified.

It wasn't until the mid-1960s that the federal government took a more robust role in K — 12 education.

By welcoming new Fellows, the Academy of Sciences of Ecuador is forging a more robust role for the nation's science.

In all of these cases, Duncan implies that he's for a continued robust role for the federal government.

On the one hand, the court sent a clear direction to trial judges that they must take a more robust role as the gatekeeper of expert evidence, which should mark the end of either side using «hired guns.»

Effective subsidies can help a nation carve out a more robust role in the market for cleantech, as well as bring cleaner energy sources online faster — hint, hint.

All eleven other Democrats on the committee have signed onto the legislation, but the bill has no Republican sponsor, and it seems unlikely to garner GOP support, given that it outlines a more robust role for the federal government than the 2011 measure, which got the support of just three (relatively reluctant) Republicans.

Challengers hoping to unseat Rep. Elise Stefanik (R - Willsboro) largely agreed that Congress should take a robust role in strengthening environmental safeguards, including passing legislation to combat climate change while bolstering regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency.

He is the co-founder and co-curator of COED Contemporaneo, a curatorial initiative that has played a robust role in furthering the artistic exchange between the United States and Mexico, where he co-curated I Will Stay Here... A Little Bit Longer, the first solo exhibition of work by artist Jorge Tellaeche in the United States.

Asked by the committee chairman Sen. Jeff Bingaman on whether there could be a conflict between interior department and FERC over onshore transmission projects that go through federal land, Salazar said his department «should have a robust role in it» and «provide tremendous input on where to site those transmission lines.»

McCright, Dunlap & Xiao [19] successfully replicated these results in a recent independent study and similarly point to the robust role of perceived scientific agreement in generating public support for climate change policies.

It is clean, affordable and abundant — all reasons why states will plan a robust role for this American fuel when they begin making choices about what power source to use.»

«This award recognizes the robust role women play at Bryan Cave, including at our most senior levels of leadership,» said Bryan Cave's Chief Diversity Officer Lisa Martin.

While technological supports to practice may lead to the «automation» of certain tasks, the systems currently available anticipate a robust role for legal oversight and free up administrative time, allowing lawyers to focus on the aspects of transactions that most require their involvement.