Sentence examples for in tighter rules from inspiring English sources

It is expected to bring in tighter rules to ensure data is only used for the primary reason it has been given and also increase fines for companies who suffer data privacy lapses.

Mr. Bereuter noted that the administration's approach had not delayed the effective date of any arsenic standard and could still result in tighter rules.

The future of onshore wind and solar power are now in doubt, as the government has slashed support and brought in tighter rules on planning permission to discourage new construction.

In addition, tighter rules governing the funding of corporate pension plans would limit employees' options.

In slaughterhouses, tighter rules are needed to govern both the removal of the brains, spinal cord and other bits capable of harbouring BSE, and grizzly new techniques for stripping edible tissues from carcasses.

Guangdong, in turn, imposed tighter rules in the mid-1990's and shut many of the smaller scrapyards.

Syria has likewise dug in its heels: it was reported to have been building a nuclear reactor to produce bomb-usable plutonium with North Korea's help, and possibly Iranian cash, until the almost completed structure was bombed by Israel in 2007.Yet the push for tighter rules in support of a stronger NPT has met pushback from others too.

Perhaps because of their history with Crosby, the Penguins are among the N.H.L.'s most transparent teams in disclosing concussions, and General Manager Ray Shero is considered a progressive voice in support of tighter rules governing hits to the head and concussion protocol.

The attack came as a senior member of parliament in Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), spoke out in favor of tighter rules on granting asylum.

After several years of inaction, pressure is building in Washington to impose tighter rules on banks and finance companies that specialize in lending money to homeowners with blemished credit records.

The administration cut the number of drone strikes in Pakistan considerably after a May 2012 speech in which Obama promised tighter rules and greater transparency for the program.