Sentence examples for imposed tough rules from inspiring English sources

In 1997, legislation approved by Congress imposed tough rules on the sale or transfer of pathogens within the country.

It has cleaned up its own fleet, installing pollution filters on buses and garbage trucks, and imposed tough rules on heavy goods vehicles.

Four years after the Government imposed tough rules to limit the amount of lead in drinking water, Federal auditors warn that hundreds of thousands of American children may still be drinking lead-contaminated water at school.

A judge in Washington imposed tougher rules that would have ultimately banned snowmobiles from the park.

In the scandal's aftermath, two top state health department officials were fired, and Pennsylvania imposed tougher rules for clinics.

By 2004, regulators imposed tougher rules under which records could be wiped clean only if an arbitration panel found that an investor's allegations had been factually impossible or false, or that the accused broker had not been individually involved in the matter.

Two top state health department officials were sacked, and Pennsylvania imposed tougher rules for clinics.

On the campaign trail, President Obama took credit for imposing tough rules on Wall Street.

It would provide new oversight of hedge funds and impose tough rules on the trading of derivatives, the complex instruments at the center of the crisis.

Now, however, their mantra is that the only way to revive the economy is for regulators to refrain from imposing tough rules.

It would provide new oversight of hedge funds and impose tough rules on the trading of derivatives, the financial instruments at the center of the 2008 economic crisis.