Sentence examples for language tightened from inspiring English sources

Polly Neate, the chief executive of Women's Aid, said she wants the language "tightened up" ahead of the bill's report stage to ensure a more objective test.

All that remained for Republicans was language tightening income verification for people seeking subsidies on the insurance exchanges, but that language was still being negotiated.

He has been clarifying, sharpening the definition, fining down the language, tightening, strengthening, deepening until he has got about as near to pure form as need be.

In the Senate plan under negotiation, Republicans may only emerge with a sop in the form of language tightening income verification for anyone seeking subsidies on medical coverage.

All this is a pity because when he begins putting over the raw stuff of Somali experience the novel and the language itself tighten up and come alive.

The language must be tightened to insure that the money is earmarked exclusively for restoration purposes with strict federal accountability.

They offered a few concessions, including tightened language for the sentencing of guerrilla leaders, but ignored demands that the FARC be banned from political participation.

Earlier this year, the UK Border Agency investigated more than 100 colleges after officials recorded a spike in applications from South Asia, shortly before language rules were tightened.

We can even debate whether some language should be tightened up a bit, to limit false interpretation.

So Congress tightened the language.

"Congress tightened the language to prevent this, and yet banks still may get away with this under the proposed rules".