Sentence examples for has put tight from inspiring English sources

The Army, worried the pictures could complicate its efforts in Afghanistan, has put tight restrictions on the images.

Lately, too, China's central government has put tighter limits on state-owned banks' lending to municipalities.

Cautious mission managers had put tight constraints on the Spirit's movement to ensure that it did not drive itself into a deeper predicament.

Sonatrach and the security forces had put tight security around oil and gas facilities during the struggle with Islamic militants in the 1990s, when energy infrastructure was never a major insurgent target.

On the other hand, some say the estate's holdings may have lost considerable value in recent years, because zoning changes and historic-district initiatives have put tight use-and-height restrictions in place.

The government has put in place tight restrictions to discourage Indians from buying the shiny stuff.

Indeed, the company announced it at an earlier phase of development than other models and has put the tightest disclosure restraints in memory on engine makers, important collaborators on the project, several executives said.

Turkey's army has put a fairly tight lid on Kurdish separatism, just as Israel has crushed two Palestinian intifadas.

One thing both sides seem to agree on: The controversy has put American Jews in a tight spot.

I'm encouraged that he's assembled a task force of senior administration officials, led by Vice President Biden, to study the issue and has put them on a tight deadline to produce a plan.

He has put together a drum-tight picture with elegant and dust-dry humour; it's wonderfully shot by cinematographer Robbie Ryan, and Maclean incidentally brings off a brutally outrageous digression that would make Quentin Tarantino proud.