Sentence examples for in tougher rules from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband had pledged to bring in tougher rules on newspaper ownership.

Now regulators are phasing in tougher rules, but they fear acting too quickly because bank lending is needed now more than ever.

MSPs have called for a crackdown on late-running trains by bringing in tougher rules.

Samantha Livesey, a partner at law firm Pinsent Masons who specialises in technology law, said the directive brings in tough rules on what firms must do once they discover data has gone astray.

But the state measure would leave in place tougher rules in places like Suffolk and Westchester.

"If you look at the figures for the number of people who are brought over as husbands and wives, particularly from the Indian sub-continent, we should be putting in place - and we will be putting in place - tougher rules to make sure they do learn English and so when they come, if they come, they can be more integrated into our country".

Public Citizen also faulted the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, accusing it of delays in issuing tougher rules to protect workers from the compound.

Speaker Christine Quinn, who was criticized for her own use of these funds, has put in place tougher rules that she says would have made it nearly impossible for either Mr. Martinez or Mr. Seabrook to hand out money so freely.

But the state failed to put in place tougher rules, even after the U.S. Chemical Safety Board recommended them, the Gazette reported.

Nobumasa Sugimoto, director of nuclear security at the government's new Nuclear Regulation Authority -- a group established in part to implement tougher rules in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster -- offered a less sanguine view than Yoshida of the risks at Rokkasho.

The reforms, in 2013, led to a near total ban on parcels; restrictions on the use of in-cell televisions; and tougher rules for inmates who'd been downgraded in status from "enhanced" to "basic".