Sentence examples for strong tightening from inspiring English sources

"We can't hide the fact that we are very pleased with the immigration issues here, we have got a fairly strong tightening," the Progress Party leader, Siv Jensen, said after signing a cooperation agreement on Monday night to become part of Norway's most right-wing postwar government.

The second group underwent face-lifting in conjunction with closed platysmotomy at the same time, with strong tightening and lateral plication of the platysma.

The Fed's stimulus plan has begun to run up against another strong force: tightening monetary policies emerging in China.

Surely, the pressure was strong and tightening, but the more pressure I experienced, the harder I fought.

"A boom-bust scenario cannot be ruled out, requiring a much stronger tightening of monetary policy in some non-O.E.C.D. countries, including China and India, to counter inflationary pressures and reduce the risk of asset-price bubbles".

Cathy Jamieson, Labour's shadow financial secretary, accused Osborne of changing tack because he knew he would lose a vote over recommendations in a high-profile parliamentary report to make banks financially stronger through tightening the leverage ratio.

But it failed to adopt ideas for sweeping changes to how the Bank of England is managed and rejected proposals to make banks financially stronger through tightening a measure of capital known as the leverage ratio.

Mexico's dollar-denominated foreign debt has been one of the year's strongest performers, tightening by nearly 100 basis points versus the ten-year U.S. Treasury.

Inflation was sending a stronger "tighten" signal in 1999 and 2000 than was nominal output.

But the Office for National Statistics ONSS) issued a strong warning that tightening of police recording procedures may account for some increases among forces.

Mr. Sargent said the company was "not satisfied" with its revenue performance but felt the company "did a great job controlling expenses to achieve strong operating margins, tightening our capital spend and managing inventory".