This last claim is harsh even by Mr Klaus's robust standards.
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Welcome to Vladivostok, capital of the Russian Far East, where there is unfolding a shareholder-rights drama that, even by Russia's demanding standards, is unusually robust.
Brazil has enjoyed robust growth and a rise in living standards.
The report has made 10 recommendations, including robust psychiatric emergency plans, protocols and standards, better transport and escort arrangements, as well as the establishment of the Mental Health Network.
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Deputy Chief Constable Judith Gillespie said the police's professional standards department would be conducting a robust investigation.
There is much that Japan can be proud of since 1945 -- rapid recovery from war devastation, adopting a pacifist Constitution, the economic miracle, achieving the best living standards in the region, creating a robust democracy in a relatively egalitarian society, and promoting regional economic development through massive aid and technical cooperation.
Why did the phone companies cling to expensive switched network standards even as packet-switched voice grew robust enough to deliver acceptable fidelity at a much lower cost per connection?
That's why we're developing a robust and radical plan for reforming state schools, addressing both standards and structures.
"Key elements of that robust regulatory regime must include conservative capital requirements, business conduct standards, reporting requirements and conservative requirements relating to initial margins on counterparty credit exposures, " the department added.
The standards underpinning the next generation of mobile phones were not as robust as they could be, the experts warned.
It has to do this in the face of a robust and so far non-inflationary economic recovery, and rising real living standards.
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