Sentence examples for control tighten from inspiring English sources

The party's platform was decided on by a vote -- again via Facebook -- and includes hot-button issues such as gay marriage (for it), gun control (tighten it), abortion (a woman's decision), immigration (reform it), energy (green it) and the economy (legalize recreational drugs to create revenue and jobs).

Increasingly, as border controls tighten between Greece and Turkey, migrants and asylum seekers choose to enter Europe through Bulgaria.

Fiscally speaking, this means Iceland must go back in time: under the agreement it reached with the I.M.F., it must gradually lift capital controls, tighten up its monetary policy and return to a current account surplus by 2013.

1975 As emission controls tightened, Corvette horsepower dipped to its modern low of 165.

Market share expanded, cost controls tightened, safety improved, operational efficiency peaked, and so did profits.

As border controls tightened in the 1990s, the trip to New York became more dangerous and more expensive.

Countries worldwide increasingly aim to reduce immigration levels and stem record flows of refugees by erecting fences and barriers, strengthening border controls, tightening asylum policies and restricting citizenship.

A lockdown in the city has been lifted, and schools opened Wednesday, but the country remains on high alert, with border controls tightened and extra security at the other Christmas markets around France.

According to a ComRes survey commissioned by The Sun, 61percentt of Leave voters polled say they "would be willing to accept a short-term economic slowdown in order to see EU immigration controls tightened".

The matched control group tightens control of key variables associated with mortality and DAA treatment selection.

Either way, controls will tighten as dissent at home increases.To watch: Unionised.