Sentence examples for existing tightening from inspiring English sources

The centre can only do so much, and by expecting transformation to be delivered out of existing, tightening budgets – the odds of success are shortening.

Tightening existing laws would be a start.

Lawyers contend that rather than tightening existing antiabortion legislation, the state amendments are aimed at preventing future state governments from possibly following Mexico City's lead and legalizing abortion.

In 2009, Mr. Bloomberg's group gave the Obama administration a report listing 40 ways it could strengthen federal gun rules without any Congressional action, from increasing enforcement of existing laws to tightening background checks.

It calls for tightening existing sanctions, including expanding a travel ban on North Korean officials and broadening the means for United Nations member nations to intercept and confiscate cargo headed for the North.

This will allow them to tighten existing standards.

Several Midwestern states also passed laws, or tightened existing laws, limiting foreigners' rights to own farmland.

The regulation tightened existing standards; it was not the first federal effort to control emissions from most diesel engines.

The international community should enforce existing sanctions and tighten them, and keep the door open for dialogue.

The Bush administration's decision to tighten existing restrictions on travel, remittances, relief packages and family visits to Cuba is appalling.

Operators of existing properties have tightened controls over who and what comes into buildings and are limiting assess to designated areas within the structures.