Sentence examples for more tightly supervised from inspiring English sources

Stripped of excess leverage and more tightly supervised by regulators, investment bankers may even rediscover the old-fashioned virtues of corporate finance.

They can also more tightly manage their suppliers.

It had been a Soviet satellite since the war, ruled by a narrow Marxist clique, its schools, churches and newspapers tightly supervised by the secret police.

Newspapers and television have long been tightly supervised in Singapore, and officials maintain that the Web policy is not meant to muzzle freedom of expression.

But does what happens in the boardroom of a quango tightly supervised by its parent Whitehall department really matter – especially now that David Behan is transferring from the Department of Health as its chief executive?

Corinna Ferguson, legal officer for civil rights group Liberty, said the "sinister treatment" of the Paton family proved surveillance powers "need to be far more tightly restricted and supervised".

"Nobody can manage these programs more tightly and more conservatively than I have".

Airplane interiors are even more tightly regulated.

Consumers are clutching their wallets more tightly.

"Dealer mark-ups are more tightly policed".

Local authorities are even more tightly restricted.