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Critics have blamed Beijing for not imposing tougher building codes in this earthquake prone region.
Do you support the EU imposing tougher regulation to combat climate change?
Now the emphasis is on monitoring companies and imposing tougher penalties on ones that do business with the mob.
It said Germany could comply with the court's decision by imposing tougher restrictions on automated gambling machines.
For instance, rather than imposing tougher penalties for existing crimes, some regulators wanted easier standards to convict and punish executives.
Third, bring the state sector under control, by privatisation and by imposing tougher disciplines on such state firms as remain.
On the security side, China joined America and other major powers in imposing tougher nuclear-related sanctions on North Korea.
Ministers are looking at imposing tougher sanctions on parents whose children miss school, including the withdrawal of child benefit.
One is to try to rein in the agencies, by keeping them to their narrow lending remit and imposing tougher capital requirements.
The Republican-controlled House, predictably, has failed to do so, leaving Republican-run state legislatures to bring in laws imposing tougher voter-ID requirements, and restricting early voting.
Others include lowering interest rates and, to stop capital flight, re-imposing tougher exchange controls (as the Chinese did last week to slow outflows).
