Sentence examples for tightened language from inspiring English sources

They offered a few concessions, including tightened language for the sentencing of guerrilla leaders, but ignored demands that the FARC be banned from political participation.

Janus additionally agreed to tighten language in its fund prospectuses to discourage rapid trading, and said it would increase redemption fees from 1percenttoto 2percentt on certain funds.

The size of the rebellion and the seniority of the rebels may support efforts to tighten language in the legislation as it makes its way to the Senate.

The first amendment proposed to the bill, by Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, was intended to tighten language in the bill regarding how the government would handle any future collapses of financial companies.

DealBook » Volcker Rule Gets Murky Treatment  |  The authors of the Volcker Rule sought to tighten language on proprietary trading, but the case of "the London Whale" illustrates how banks, with the complicity of regulators, can evade the provision's objective, Jesse Eisinger writes in The Trade.

Mr. Brownback's move had the effect of killing an amendment by Senators Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, and Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, to tighten language barring banks from proprietary trading, or playing the markets with their own money -- a restriction generally known as the Volcker rule for the former Fed chairman Paul A. Volcker, who proposed the idea.

How would tightening language and experience requirements affect employment outcomes amongst individuals entering through the points-based system?

So Congress tightened the language.

"Congress tightened the language to prevent this, and yet banks still may get away with this under the proposed rules".

Between the manuscript version and the published version of "To Autumn" Keats tightened the language of the poem.

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