Sentence examples for bring tough from inspiring English sources

In his bid to succeed Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Lhota is now running on a pledge to bring tough fiscal discipline to City Hall.

North Korea's announcement comes amid a diplomatic push by Washington, Seoul and their allies to bring tough sanctions against Pyongyang for its recent nuclear test.

The arrests are part of a strategy by immigration officials to bring tough federal charges against unauthorized immigrant workers caught in the common practice of buying or borrowing Social Security numbers to obtain work.

Today's denial included a similar line: "We are working to bring tough diplomatic and economic pressure on the Iranians to get them to change their behavior and to halt their uranium enrichment program".

While four weeks of the World Cup and the heatwave combined to bring tough times to the UK cinema sector, a recovery is now under way, thanks to the arrival of Mamma Mia!

The "Great Communicator" is able to bring tough guy, Karl Weathers (aka Ron Swanson, aka Nick Offerman) to tears.

Meanwhile, greater scale might also bring tougher scrutiny of the quality of Farmfoods' products.

But overshadowing the margin of approval were the unsuccessful attempts by Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican, to bring tougher auto safety laws to the Senate floor.

But overshadowing the votes approving the spending measure were the repeated unsuccessful attempts by Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, to bring tougher auto safety laws to the floor of the Senate.

And Greyling Bezuidenhout, an organizer for the Mine Workers Union, fears that the future will only bring tougher times to a country that once reserved decent jobs for those with white skin.

Next year will bring tougher battles, such as the five-year transportation bill, a favourite for lawmakers to pack with pork.But even if revenues hold up and discretionary spending is controlled, Mr Bush's goal of halving the deficit by 2008 looks tricky.