Sentence examples for need for tough from inspiring English sources
Again, Mr McConnell sees no need for tough new laws.
Inflation is over 8%.This points to a need for tough restraining measures.
Like Mr. Bush, Mr. Giuliani emphasizes the need for tough border controls.
If ever there was a need for tough love, this is it.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said Bin Laden's death did not change the need for tough measures against terrorism.
"This case is a timely reminder of the need for tough action against a booming payday loan industry that is preying on its customers.
But this week's cash injection into the NHS juggernaut, generous though it is, will not remove the need for tough decisions.
Patricia Hewitt's proposals represent one of the few occasions in which New Labour's talk about the need for tough decisions has evolved into a proposal which challenges the privileges of a vested interest.
There is an emerging party of religious-nationalist far-rightists under the acronym LAOS (the Greek word for people), which has tried to gain respectability by accepting the need for tough measures, but still stands to gain from the ferment.
He accepted the need for tough action to tackle the deficit, but said: "It has to be a set of decisions that are fair so that the burden of the cuts falls in a fair and balanced way".
Mr. Obama will have to work harder to persuade China of the dangers out there, and of the need for tough United Nations sanctions to curb the nuclear appetites of Tehran and Pyongyang.
