Sentence examples for tough limits from inspiring English sources

Last week, the European Parliament approved tough limits on bankers' bonuses.

Last night's deal indicated that tough limits on public spending will have to remain.

A report on California seems to have nudged that state into passing tough limits on car emissions.

With such a mix of dreams and tough limits to wrestle with, how did she square the circle?

Mr Blair might not be able to force his party to vote for the tough limits on public spending needed to get the government's finances in shape.

Back in 2010, Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, and Mr. Kaufman were co-sponsors of the Safe Banking Act, which proposed placing tough limits on banks' size.

North said the public supported tougher limits.

It would also impose tougher limits on executive pay.

Some parents and nutritionists are angry that states will not be able to enact even tougher limits.

With encouragement from their constituents, Congressional representatives might be persuaded to push for tougher limits on the leverage at big banks.

(States may adopt tougher limits, but if they prefer less restrictive standards they must submit studies and seek approval from the agency).