Sentence examples for moving tough from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year some observers praised Mr. DiFrancesco's legislative efforts, saying he had been a hugely effective governor, working more closely with the Legislature than his predecessor and moving tough issues along.

With one moving part, tough engineered-ceramic construction and exceptionally high efficiency, the PX device is designed for easy, long-term, maintenance-free, low-cost operation.

Adam Pittenger knows that moving is tough — after all, he said he's moved eight times in the past seven years.

"Birth" is moving and tough to watch, as Parker rightfully refuses to shy away from violence.

Using phrases like this especially as our girls are moving through tough transformative phases of their lives, is basically sending the message that she should hide her emotions.

So they argue that the commission should invoke Article 104 (7) once again, rather than moving to tougher measures under Article 104 (9).

Nick Johnson, partner at Osborne Clarke and member of its advertising law team, points out that the law is moving towards tougher opt-in rules as the EU general data protection regulation moves from approval to becoming law in May 2018.

"The only thing that will make China move is tough legislation," Mr. Schumer said.

"Vince Cable needs to move beyond tough talk in the media and take action to force the banks to be fully transparent in their pay and bonus systems".

He would use state money to pay annual bonuses to the best teachers, especially if they volunteer to move to tough schools.

Besides moving, "Idol" had tough competition from "Survivor," which beat it in every category.