Sentence examples for be based on tough from inspiring English sources
Cutting waste must be based on tough choices - saying what you would stop Government doing - not just cutting civil servants and promising 'efficiency' gains.
81 Discouraging sunbed use or requiring parental authorisation is not effective, partly because many parents of teenagers willing to use sunbeds are also sunbed users themselves. 2 73 Prevention of the harmful effects associated with sunbed use must be based on tougher actions.
Such a strategy should be based on three pillars: a tough campaign against terror, an open door for resumption of negotiations and physical disengagement from the Palestinians.
Often your tough choices will be based on information that you can't share with others watching.
He was also due to say: "Labour's plan is based on a tough new approach.
So as Ed Balls announced yesterday, Labour's plan is based on a tough new approach.
Much of Quelch and Kenny's well-crafted thesis on the danger of wanton brand extension is based on the extremely tough retail environment for fast-moving consumer goods.
The stars pulsate like fireflies, and when Julie looks at Billy you can see sparks light up in her body: her attraction is based on his looks and his tough manner, plain and not so simple.
I believe the New Kids on the Block song "Hangin' Tough" was based on a snake encounter I had.
"The manual is based on precedent, so it's tough to legislate for what we're up against today," Johnson told VICE News.
