Sentence examples for one tightening from inspiring English sources

Some of the administration's recent regulations have been helpful — one tightening pollution controls on small engines like lawnmowers, another tightening lead emissions.

It's like having a noose around your neck, and you're the one tightening it".

In particular, those clamps that enable multiple pin attachment and are secured by more than one tightening bolt or screw (Fig. 5) have to be tightened by alternating the twists between the bolts — this allows the clamp cover to close over the pins equally and maintain a firm hold.

Instead, it did not oppose a government Integration Memorandum calling on immigrants to participate in a Dutch society requiring respect of freedom, equality and tolerance — no radicality there — but also one tightening standards for immigrants receiving social benefits, and creating stricter conditions for receiving Dutch nationality that specify new citizens must waive a previous nationality.

"Then there's the theory that... it's breaking up fat cells every time it runs over you – so it's a two-in-one: tightening up the core and keeping that area nice and firm".

Ministers may not be keen to relinquish control; French ones tightened their grip after May 1968.

The offer of free education, Kalamazoo enthusiasts hope, will retain middle-class residents and attract new ones, tighten the housing market and help the city to lure businesses that are keen to take advantage of a new skilled workforce.

Last year, many Catholic bishops and cardinals essentially made a Faustian bargain: They were willing to join hands with a Republican presidential candidate with no discernible moral compass in exchange for one priority: tightening restrictions on legal abortion and denying access to birth control to millions of poor women.

As the days wear on, the debate seems to be shaping up as one between tightening up gun control vs. increasing services to the mentally ill and their families.

One provision, tightening the deduction rules for donating cars to charities, was expected to raise $2.4 billion over 10 years.

Today's article about Florent speaks to way in which the restaurant traces several important New York narratives of the last quarter century: the ebbing of a certain bohemian culture that was still lingering from the late 1960s; the evolution of parts of downtown to Manhattan into a sort of high-end mall and theme park all in one; the tightening grip of a money-driven culture; the AIDS epidemic.