Sentence examples for impose tight from inspiring English sources

The regulations for Schedule II drugs also impose tight storage and record-keeping requirements on pharmacies.

Congress should impose tight limits on no-bid contracts to favored companies.

In Europe, though, the rules agreed when the euro was established impose tight budgetary constraints on governments.

He dislikes their requirement that states pass laws to create health care "compacts," and he rejects the Democrats' efforts to impose tight new federal regulations on insurers.

The release of the pictures is contrary to normal immigration department practices, which impose tight conditions on the reporting of occupants of detention centres.

The president also used the session to reassure Congressional leaders and Americans that money would be used wisely, promising to impose tight controls.

If elected, Mr. Ehrlich said, he will impose tighter state spending controls.

The new Congress should impose tighter limits on executive pay at banks taking taxpayer money.

The move acknowledges the risk for patients and allows the agency to impose tighter safety controls.

For years Chinese government regulators have discussed the need to impose tighter limits on emissions.

But they said it was a signal that Cablevision needed to impose tighter accounting controls.