Sentence examples for tough controls from inspiring English sources

In opposition, Cable was opposed to government subsidies for the arms industry and supported tough controls on arms exports.

They also demanded tight rules for joining the single currency, and tough controls on borrowing by member states after entry.

After a generation of tough controls, it would not make that much difference to the final figures, he said.

Malaria parasite resistance to the drugs has been identified in western Cambodia but it was hoped that tough controls would contain it.

Norway, often a champion of tough controls, backed away last spring from a proposal to ban advertising of unhealthy food to people younger than 18.

Some reforms are being pushed through: the near-bust state mortgage bank is being recapitalised, but with tough controls on its lending.

But "she was also a mean, tough, controlling bitch".

"We had tough control over the budget money," he said.

He says the points system is imposing "tough" control on immigration.

Milkgate showed that if the going gets too tough, control freakery can happen.

"I don't think you can have an honest, generous, open-hearted refugee policy unless you have very tough control of migration," he said.