Sentence examples for through tightened from inspiring English sources

"I don't know why," he said, shrugging and exhaling through tightened lips.

Coal has also become an element in the presidential race, as energy executives have poured tens of millions of dollars into campaigns backing Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, and accusing the Obama administration of harboring hostility to coal through tightened air pollution rules.

This is despite efforts to improve reporting in several countries through tightened legislation making suspected AE reporting mandatory [ 10].

Many arrests have come through tightening bonds with American authorities.

A "strategic entities foreign-investment law" was pushed through, tightening approval procedures.

And some of the spooky male unison dancing could be made more powerful through tightening of execution.

We believe the regulator could go further and shave even more off bills through tightening up companies' borrowing costs," said Tony Smith, the chief executive of CCWater The regulator declined to say what its forecasts for future inflation showed.

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.

Assume Alan Greenspan is through tightening and the yield curve turns more positive.

By adopting multilateral diplomacy and through tightening relationships with African countries and ASEAN neighbors, China has become a status quo power alongside the US.