Sentence examples for tightened in order to from inspiring English sources

In particular, monetary policy was tightened in order to combat the rapid inflation.

The army quickly followed up with orders that control over the use of military vehicles and their plates be tightened in order to "protect the army's good image" (here, in Chinese).

Fiscal policy should be tightened in order to rein in the current-account deficit and to prepare for public-sector investments that will be required when Poland joins the European Union.

The snare occluder on the LCx was then tightened in order to provide complete occlusion.

The specimens were place in the jaws of MTS Universal testing machine and carefully tightened in order to ensure that the specimen stayed perfectly vertical as any inclination would lead to the bending moment on the specimen and the pure shear strength would be compromised.

The clamp under investigation has an asymmetric shape and a slot useful for the assembly operation: one or two bolts (depending on the vehicle performances) are tightened in order to generate the coupling pressure which is necessary to lock the pin.

Despite being lauded by David Cameron when it was initially launched, it has now fallen victim to the Government's own dogma, which revolves around the mantra of "belt tightening" in order to shrink the state.

Corporate environmental responsibility is rapidly evolving into a crucial aspect of strategic management as worldwide recycling and emission regulations are tightening in order to mitigate the effects of waste and greenhouse effects towards climate change and natural disasters.

WASHINGTON, June 16 (Reuters) - Republican Senator Marco Rubio said on Sunday he still supports a bill to overhaul the U.S. immigration, but reiterated that he wants its stipulations on border security to be tightened in order for the legislation to win approval from Congress.

The Danish fashion industry has tightened regulations in order to ensure that models are healthy – both physically and psychologically.

By employing a techno-economic analysis approach, we demonstrate that the current BEE standard implemented in the Chinese cities should be tightened further in order to achieve a socially optimal level.