Sentence examples for tighter guidelines from inspiring English sources

New, tighter guidelines are in the works.

The drive to bring a bill to the Senate floor that will set tighter guidelines around derivatives trading has left many spooked, but largely unapologetic.

U.S. officials declined to speculate whether the findings would lead to tighter guidelines.

Bill Barclay, policy and research director at the Rainforest Action Network (RAN), told VICE News: "The 2030 deadline is pretty far out and of course we're looking for deeper action and tighter guidelines".

Pedro Benito, owner of liquid manufacturer True North Tonics in Los Angeles, said tighter guidelines may actually improve his business by knocking out any competitors that make products in unsanitary conditions or import goods of dubious quality from overseas.

In all these instances, the deal outlines tight guidelines for monitoring and verification by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.N. nuclear watchdog.

So the MCB can and should create tight guidelines for its members but it's likely most will simply ignore them.

The appeals court put some pretty tight guidelines on the judge that might take up the case if it goes back to the lower court.

For the first time, all school districts will have to abide by the same tight guidelines to assess teachers and principals, using a scoring system intended to take into account their performance and student achievement.

"Some co-ops may only allow fixed-rate products, or they may have very tight guidelines when it comes to cash-out and maximum LTVs," he said, referring to the loan-to-value, or the percentage of the property that is mortgaged.

So tight guidelines have to be drawn up to avoid misuse.