Sentence examples similar to progressively tighten from inspiring English sources

Pollution rules in Europe have been progressively tightened.

Such restrictions were first imposed in 1961 and have been progressively tightened since then.

European Union nations and China have been progressively tightening rules around the amount of CO2 cars are permitted to expel.

Even as China's film industry leveraged foreign money and talent, the government's oversight progressively tightened.

Since then, a series of earthquakes prompted the Dutch government to introduce progressively tightening caps on production, which currently stand at 21.6 bcm (2.1 Bcf/d).

The People's Bank of China has been progressively tightening financial conditions over recent months to rein in excessive lending growth in the economy.

Campaigners say that the decision to place the bar at 50% was thus political – and unlawful, given the regulations' requirement that air quality laws be progressively tightened.

An emissions reduction fund … [and] secondly, we have the safeguards mechanism which allows us to work with individual firms on a budget which can be adjusted and progressively tightened throughout the 2020s through to 2030 and 2040 and 2050".

If the "baselines" over which companies cannot increase their emissions are progressively tightened, as Hunt suggests, the government's policy allows the offending companies to make up for it by "purchasing credits created by other accredited emissions reduction projects".

Over the past year, Beijing has progressively tightened the spigot on the ample bank lending that has fueled growth but also contributed to sharp increases in property prices and overall consumer prices.

In meetings with regulators, Mr. De Vroey and other airline representatives argued that survivability standards have been progressively tightened and that even Koito's defective products are an improvement on seats made a few decades ago.