Sentence examples for such tightening from inspiring English sources

Any such tightening is likely to make life more difficult for unknowns, who already find companies wary of unsolicited material that can lead to legal trouble when a picture is made.

We illuminate the various forms of top management sense-giving through which such tightening of control is achieved and we show how they translate into managers' perception of the control system as being a coercive rather than enabling one.

No such tightening was visible in polling averages, however, which have steadily described a Clinton lead of between six and eight points since the conclusion of the national conventions.

However, Goldman said he thinks it unlikely that any such tightening will happen.

The technocrat in Obama might be tempted to approve the pipeline and emphasize the other environmental decisions he has made, such as tightening fuel-emissions standards for motor vehicles and ordering coal-fired power stations to reduce their emissions.

Actually, that's precisely what we're talking about here, if what we're talking about is making concrete legislative progress on rudimentary gun control, such as tightening up background checks.

The Sierra Club immediately denounced the fuel-cells scheme as a feint to divert attention from shorter-term measures such as tightening up the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) law, which requires car companies to produce more fuel-efficient motors.

The surprise of the night: the willingness of the Democrats to defend both Obama's healthcare reforms, in detail and with a human face, as well as an unusually public defence of abortion, a subject that is such a tightening rod that Democrats too often edge away.

All three make two points: first, that it is wrong to say that the current-account gap was made in America or that American policy changes, such as tightening the budget, would do much to fix it by themselves; second, that there is little reason to believe that America is heading for a hard landing.The central bankers are right to point out the global nature of America's imbalances.

Ofsted has called for more structural changes - such as tightening the monitoring of academies and improving the training and openness of governors.

Based on these three perspectives, some scholars offer recommendations for improving policy implementation, and the central argument of which is to strengthen the regulations of local governments, such as tightening supervision and evaluation, specifying the duties and obligations of local governments, and reinforcing budgetary management (Ding and Ding 2004; He and Kong 2011; Li 2012; Wang 2014).