Sentence examples for introduced tight from inspiring English sources

4) Introduced tight monitoring of higher end antibiotics in 2007, with stricter implementation since 2008.

Langdale asked if it was a coincidence payments to all three anonymous sources ended in March and April 2006, when the newspaper introduced tighter rules on cash payments.

Ministers introduced tighter rules for claiming benefits in October 2012, saying sanctions were a "last resort" that would encourage claimants to "engage" with jobcentres.

The Financial Conduct Authority took over the regulation of 50,000 consumer finance firms in April and has introduced tighter rules on payday lenders.

To achieve our savings in property we have introduced tighter property controls, forcing departments to share space and free up buildings.

GIBRALTAR — Since Spain introduced tighter border checks as part of a tit-for-tat feud over the sovereignty of this British territory at the tip of Spain, Lola Ballesteros Benítez's commute has become a lot harder.

Fifa has recently introduced tighter rules on attendance at friendlies and may not look kindly on the Newcastle manager Glenn Roeder's comment last week that Martins should not feature against Ghana because he had played plenty of football this season.

The government has introduced tighter monitoring of foreign bank accounts held by Russian state employees.

Britain recently announced it would cut the period EU immigrants could claim benefits from six to three months; other countries such as France and Sweden have also introduced tighter restrictions.

As mentioned earlier, the distribution of financial control across three different persons after unification introduced tighter micro-bureaucracy and gate-keeping that made access to allowance and claims difficult.

While the Global Fund has since introduced tighter conditions stipulating the inclusion of these groups [ 20, 21], CCMs have also been criticised for duplicating existing coordination structures, thereby adding to an already complex health governance architecture, and for failing to engender effective communication and trust between members [ 11, 22- 25].