Sentence examples for tighter measures from inspiring English sources

Reese said: "The horsemeat scandal set off reverberations across the food industry, and now a couple of years of tighter measures and an increased scrutiny have clearly made a big difference".

Last month, European Union leaders agreed in principle to go ahead with tighter measures as part of a two-track strategy to try to deal with Tehran's nuclear program.

There are also tighter measures to ensure Google cannot "retaliate" against websites that make use of the opt-out, he added.

As a CEO in the technology space, both of those instances compelled us to study other successful entrepreneurs and put tighter measures in place.

The UN sanctions on North Korea and the tighter measures adopted by the US, EU and several other countries are designed in part to stem the flow of materials and components for North Korea's strategic weapons programmes.

Tighter measures to assure there is no American involvement in the island could potentially increase the risk of nationalization and consequently scare away any potential foreign investor.

One possible solution would be to have an independent group responsible for allocation tasks that would operate a practical system within tight measures put in place to protect the blinding and general integrity of the trial.

Authorities may introduce more stringent measures including tighter parental controls or further limits on payment or playing time by underage gamers, he says.

When resources are tight, measuring your carbon footprint can feel like a distraction from the main focus of promoting recycling, say, or conserving forests.

Which cities are tightest, measured by inventory?

The administration announced a "sprint" toward tighter cybersecurity measures.