Sentence examples for tighter policing from inspiring English sources

In Britain, a rise in the number of supposedly disabled claimants seems to have coincided with tighter policing of access to unemployment benefit.

The stick has involved tighter policing of monasteries, controls on visits to Lhasa, denunciations of the Dalai Lama and arrests of dissidents.

But changes are needed, including tighter policing practices and credible definitions of those obviously walking, talking and spending like political pros.

And with tighter policing of the market for individual bonds, along with the proliferation of open- and closed-end muni mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, there are many cost-effective ways to invest.

It has taken a series of emergency steps, from tighter policing of Jewish sites to quicker investigation and prosecution of hate crimes to proposing a heightened focus on the Holocaust in the public school curriculum.

Indeed, as illustrated by Theresa May's modern slavery bill, the government's preferred response to the accepted idea that there are 29 million slaves in the world is tighter policing, tougher sentencing, harsher immigration policies, and ever stricter border controls.

Even the tighter police presence on the small roads around Omaha has played a role in polka's demise: it discourages the time-honored practice of drinking plenty of Busch Light at a dance.

Notably, the Norwegian experience seems to have relied on tight policing of trawlers to make sure they keep within the strict regulations governing their 25-year-long ban on discards.

Mr. Patel has also always been given tight police security.

The area has been under tight police control for years.

With money tight, police forces are outsourcing tasks including criminal-case preparation to private firms.