Sentence examples for tighten up rules from inspiring English sources
There is also pressure inevitably to tighten up rules about slaughtering downers.It is hard to imagine that America has only one mad cow.
WHEN rich countries produce a Dennis Kozlowski or a Bernie Ebbers, who leaves investors licking their wounds and feeling foolish, there is a rush to tighten up rules and improve transparency.
"We have announced proposals to further tighten up rules around expenses claims as part of plans to create a simpler, more efficient, BBC," said a spokesman for the BBC.
British former world title contender Nigel Short said Nigalidze "should be stripped of his GM title and banned immediately" and called for FIDE, the game's governing body, to tighten up rules.
This time federal investigators say NIH should tighten up rules that now give faculty with NIH funding too much leeway in what they must report.
China will tighten up rules on TV advertising following an apology by sports apparel maker Nike for an ad showing basketball star LeBron James LeBron James defeating a cartoon kung fu fighter, two dragons and a Chinese woman.
When calculating assets, Brown-Vitter tightens up rules on things like how the banks measure their exposure to derivatives".
Of that fall, the bulk affects two groups: students, the government having tightened up rules on who can study here; and non-EU nationals.
2.14pm: His reporter was told Gwent police were "tightening up" rules regarding press relations due to the Leveson inquiry, a claim that Lord Justice Leveson finds surprising.
America and others have sensible proposals that would address what administration officials call the treaty's "crisis of compliance" by tightening up rules that have been bent out of shape or broken by the likes of Iran and North Korea.
In 2006, broadcasting regulator Ofcom tightened up rules on junk food advertising around all children's programming, on all children's channels and around all programmes that have a "particular appeal" to under 16-year-olds.
