Sentence examples for tough approaches from inspiring English sources

And the spots on the greens designating the Saturday hole locations portended some tough approaches and few easy putts.

Widodo has frequently said there was "no excuse" for drug traffickers and that tough approaches were needed to combat what he described as the country's "drugs emergency".

The Japanese have developed tough approaches for ensuring the quality of Chinese imports, particularly food — in part by far more rigorous testing of its imported food than in the United States.

Seventy-one percent of those who read about crime as a beast suggested tough strategies such as calling in the National Guard, while those who read about crime as a virus were split: 54% favored tough approaches while 46% favored "treatments" such as improving the economy.

A tough approach alienated her.

But Mr Sócrates's tough approach is bearing fruit.

Some will say managing immigration is a "tough" approach.

He added: "It's a tough approach, but we think it's a fair approach.

Moussa owes a great deal of his popularity in Egypt to his tough approach to Israel.

The Government's tough approach to deficit reduction is often attacked as ideological, as right wing.

Like Mr. Saleh, they favor a tough approach to negotiating with the Taliban and Pakistan.