Sentence examples for changes to tighten from inspiring English sources

*The contract includes unspecified changes to tighten work rules.

Mr. Kim is using the personnel changes to tighten his grip on power, analysts said.

In a conference call and an interview, Mr. Kagermann expressed regret about the downloads, which took place from September 2006 to January 2007, and he outlined changes to tighten oversight at the subsidiary, TomorrowNow.

Shortly after four domestic jetliners were used on the suicide missions that left thousands dead last week, federal authorities announced sweeping changes to tighten security at the nation's airports.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Justice said: "The justice secretary has been clear that keeping the public safe is our priority and has ordered immediate and major changes to tighten up temporary release processes and open prison eligibility".

Looks like Google Play is growing up, combing its hair and trying to move away from its Wild West image: Android's app store team has sent out a letter to its tens of thousands of developers informing them that it is making several changes to tighten its developer app policies.

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The wily Mr Muluzi has, however, used the change to tighten his hold on power.

But he still believes the rules should be changed to tighten restrictions on how the money can be used.

The Chancellor made clear that Germany will press ahead at the forthcoming European Council summit on December 9 with proposals for "limited" treaty change to tighten the fiscal discipline of the eurozone.

But lengthy discussions failed to resolve the question of whether the United States is prepared to accept Mr. Arafat based on his pledge to undertake extensive changes, intended to tighten security, end corruption and broaden the Palestinian leadership.