Sentence examples for implement a tougher from inspiring English sources
"This once again demonstrates the need to implement a tougher and more effective major league drug-testing program".
Greece is being asked to implement a tougher programme that was rejected in a referendum a fortnight ago, and it is hard to know if the political will exists to make the reforms happen.
It said Greece had to be prepared to implement a tough package of economic reform and the country's eurozone partners had to be willing to write down Greece's debts.
The higher yields mean the already-strapped government in Rome is having to divert more of the country's tax revenue to servicing the debt, even as it is trying to implement a tough austerity package during a time of feeble economic growth.
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has insisted that Labour will implement a "tough but balanced" economic plan should the party come to power after next year's election.
We need to implement a tough love program.
He has implemented a tougher scratch rule, which means program numbers -- the means by which a bettor identifies a horse -- can be listed in the handicapper's bible, the preprinted Daily Racing Form.
France, for example, implemented a tough crackdown on digital media piracy under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, including the threat of disconnecting repeat offenders from the Internet.
Prime minister Tony Abbott's government has implemented a tough policy of turning back asylum seekers' boats in a bid to stop a surge in the number of vessels trying to reach Australian shores.
Our plan has four pillars: requiring biometric Social Security cards to ensure that illegal workers cannot get jobs; fulfilling and strengthening our commitments on border security and interior enforcement; creating a process for admitting temporary workers; and implementing a tough but fair path to legalization for those already here.
This purge is meant to clear the decks for Trump and Miller to implement a much "tougher" agenda to deal with the humanitarian crisis at the border.
