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But the mayor is also in the process of introducing tighter parking restrictions beyond the city centre, often in places where parking is currently free, along with 15 resident parking zones.

The Belgian government has reached a deal with police on introducing tighter security at Brussels airport after the recent suicide attacks, with a government source saying the transport hub could reopen from Sunday.

That might mean introducing tighter rules on transferring from the FSA to jobs with regulated firms, something its founding boss and a head of enforcement have done with alarming speed.But the biggest challenge for the FSA is to establish the credibility it currently lacks, and urgently needs in order to serve the public interest.

There is no question of introducing tight glucose control into ICUs at all costs.

The pair worked together to implore lawmakers to introduce tighter gun controls.

Introduce tighter controls on agriculture for all catchments that flow into the Great Barrier Reef.

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.

The US changes has already led to threats by the European Union to introduce tighter reciprocal visa requirements for American citizens visiting Europe for pleasure.

The ratings downgrade could make things worse as it may add to the pressure on the finance minister, Joaquim Levy, to introduce tighter austerity measures.

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

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