Sentence examples for considering tough from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, European privacy regulators are considering tough regulations to protect consumers on the Internet, a direct challenge to Google, Facebook and other online companies that mine personal data.

BRUSSELS — The European Union is considering tough new sanctions against Iran to protest its nuclear program, including banning investment in the oil and gas sector and tightening restrictions on shipping and finance.

After 2009, China saved capitalism.'" Signals from Beijing since the ­London summit that it is considering tough ­concerted action to reduce CO2 emissions, have raised hopes of reaching a ­workable international pact to contain climate change.

And the Democratic-controlled Congress is considering tougher safety regulations.

Britain is not the only country considering tougher measures to fight piracy.

After polling the public for their views, the ASA is now considering tougher rules and checks for charity advertising.

Health officials say they are considering tougher measures, including the use of electronic bracelets to keep track of people in quarantine who are considered at risk to leave their homes.

Some members are considering tougher measures: the head of Britain's armed forces caused a stir by suggesting that a detachment of 5,000 British soldiers could, potentially, be sent to Sudan.

Last week, Harvey L. Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said that he was concerned about possible hedge fund fraud, and that the agency was considering tougher reporting requirements and restrictions on fees.

The assumption by Pennsylvania Governor Corbett and other state legislators considering tougher reporting laws is that it will result in more reports of child abuse.

"The question is what you consider tough?