Sentence examples for setting tight from inspiring English sources

The judgement reinforces a sense that the government has been seeking to push as close to the legal line as possible on surveillance, and sometimes stepping over it — reinforcing earlier strikes against legislation for not setting tight enough boundaries to surveillance powers, and likely providing additional fuel for fresh challenges.

Neither the United States nor China released details of the agreement today, but senior American officials said the final agreement gives China some of the flexibility it wanted on some farm products while setting tighter limits on the subsidies on others.

It also sets tight rules for the share of health costs that an insurer must pay.

Cases will be speeded up by allowing judges to set tight deadlines and to take much greater control over the conduct of litigation.

It should also set tight caps on what former officials, including former lawmakers, can earn from lobbying before they must register as lobbyists.

Unlike their American rivals, they have set tight limits on fleet sales to car-rental companies; consequently, their used-car markets are not flooded with car-hire cast-offs.

In his book on comparing urban scenery between France and Japan, Wada (2007) mentions that the scholars in Japan do not necessarily think of the French example of having the buildings set tight along the street as historically aesthetic value.

Spain's government approved a new bill on Friday that will set tight restrictions on abortion.

We set tight criteria, so after two years, we have only fully approved two projects.

Even before endorsing the NYDF, Mars had established concrete goals for improving the way it gathers raw materials, and it set tight deadlines for achieving them.

Don't set tight deadlines you can't reach.