Sentence examples for all tightened from inspiring English sources

North African countries like Egypt, Algeria and Sudan used to be easily accessible way-stations on the route to Libya – but have recently all tightened their visa regulations for Syrians.

Once the collabo with Universal Music Group is all tightened up, we should see an even better line-up of tracks to shred to.

"They've all tightened up their measures and hopefully for the next lot of victims something will have changed for the better".

They are all tightening their belts.

"We must all tighten belts to keep going".

"Hope you're all tightening it up," he tells the people of Norwich, in particular.

For the first time in 15 years, the three big central banks are now all tightening monetary policy.

"While we're all tightening our belts," he said, "they are helping themselves to our tax money for a big wedding".

Although no defendant should be denied due process, he said, the courts, state's attorneys and public defenders must all tighten their belts.

This idea, sometimes known as the paradox of thrift, is that when we all tighten our belts at once, the economy is so weakened that we end up failing to save more, and instead are all worse off.

Citing the European Convention of Human Rights, judges called the rule a disproportionate "sledgehammer" to crack a nut of unproven size.Two days earlier, the prime minister, David Cameron, used a speech to unveil big changes in family migration policy, all tightening controls.