Sentence examples for steps to tighten from inspiring English sources

The president continues to take steps to tighten control.

The I.R.S. is taking some steps to tighten up on certain kinds of cheating.

But the money was offered on the condition that Ukraine take steps to tighten its budget.

The panel is also expected to recommend steps to tighten security at United Nations offices worldwide.

But ITV said it would take steps to tighten "compliance procedures" when it worked with outside producers.

Over the last year, the government has taken a series of incremental steps to tighten growth and curb inflation.

Spotify today took another small step to tighten up competition in the European market today: it signed a deal with Orange to offer unlimited music services as part of "Orange Young," a special subscription that Orange has devised specifically for the under-27 market in Switzerland.

The crashes led the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration to take an initial step to tighten safety standards on tank cars, calling on the public to file comments on the matter.

This past week, extensions were granted to Montana and New Hampshire after their governors sent letters to the Department of Homeland Security detailing steps taken to tighten license security.

Instead, a countercampaign of online harassment, including threats of rape and death, against several high-profile women here turned so nasty that Twitter took steps this weekend to tighten its global policy on reporting abuse.

Yet, the big banks, the Wall Street investment houses, the hedge funds and the CEOs of America's top companies still have not taken the steps needed to tighten up the shoddy practices that led our economy right to the edge of the cliff.