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But, because the Tories were seen as unsympathetic to disabled people, it was hard for them to launch tough reforms.

Trump has also pledged to launch tough trade measures on China and Mexico that could spark a trade war.

In a country known for tax evasion and phantom bureaucrats collecting public salaries, the new government launched tough austerity measures light years away from the glib populism of Greece's own past and America's present.

But one donor said the network had serious concerns that an effort could "bounce back" and hurt the Koch network given Trump's penchant for launching tough attacks against critics.

Ipsa is due to launch its tough new MPs' expenses regime on Monday, and in advance Brown told MPs they must sign up to Ipsa's regime.

But a new measure of the Texas governor's troubles in the last two weeks came with his decision to launch a tough television ad with a personal attack on Mr. Gore's integrity.

With her eyes firmly set on the election, Thorning-Schmidt launched a tough policy on asylum seekers, announcing they must work to get social security benefits.

China has launched a tough countrywide crackdown on a new network of political activists, writers and lawyers who have supported a bold new manifesto that presses for the end of one-party rule.

But a few weeks ago Lambeth council launched its tough choices website with one central message: between 2010 and 2018, its core government funding will have been cut by 56%.

Over the next four days, Western governments will launch their toughest sanctions yet against Iran.

Cabot Hosiery Mills launched Darn Tough Vermont, the sock brand beloved by hikers, 11 years ago with a lifetime guarantee; it now sells nearly 5 million pairs per year.