Sentence examples for implement tough from inspiring English sources
Immediately, she moved to assert her authority, restore democracy, implement tough economic decisions, eradicate corruption, promote media freedom, and repair relations with donors and international partners.
While Greece must continue to implement tough austerity measures, the deal is meant to bring down the country's indebtedness to 120 percent of gross domestic product by 2020.
And today we read about the response: German chancellor Angela Merkel has called on eurozone governments speedily to implement tough new fiscal rules after Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit ratings of France and Austria and seven other second-tier sovereigns.
In the first two years, he will implement tough reforms; in the second two years, he will consolidate them; in the fifth year, he will prepare for re-election.
On Wednesday Germany's hard-line finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, demanded that Greece stop deluding its people and implement tough reforms quickly, saying the solution to the impasse was "entirely down to Greece".
The credit rating service Moody's warned that the ensuing political uncertainty could hit Greece's ability to implement tough reforms under its bailout programme and receive rescue loans in exchange.
It's vital that the oil and gas industry voluntarily implement tougher standards on the implementation of hydraulic fracturing, the recovery of chemicals from wells and the safeguards to avoid contaminating groundwater with chemicals of any kind.
Radcliffe believes that anti-doping authorities must implement tougher and more rigorous testing.
The once-impregnable Major League Baseball Players Association buckled under political pressure to implement tougher drug penalties.
It was a massacre on a Montreal campus that led the federal government to implement tougher gun laws in Canada.
The German chancellor stressed that while she hoped the situation in Ukraine would not worsen, the G7 leaders were prepared to implement tougher sanctions if it did.
