Sentence examples for tough program from inspiring English sources

"It's a tough program, and we don't do the order of events," Troy said.

"It's one thing to say you have a tough program," Selig said.

"They have a tough program, but there hasn't been too much complaining about it.

"I don't deny at all that we ran a tough program, especially back then," Royal told Texas Monthly in 1982.

Only then will the country back a government that can pursue the tough program needed to turn it around.

"We're trying to find a routine for him to recondition his arm without killing him for today's game, and that's a tough program," Hough said.

Since then Mexico and Brazil have taken sober measures to build foreign reserves and control inflation, while Argentina and Chile persevered in tough programs already in place.

The trouble with boot camps, group detention centers and other "get tough" programs is that they bring together young people who are inclined toward violence and teach one another how to commit more crime, the panel said.

The festival's recent history owes much to Mr. Boulez and Esa-Pekka Salonen, the music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, both of whom put forward tough programs of new music that most classical-music audiences would not abide and that Ojai audiences (60percentt of them from Los Angeles) devoured.

This is a wartime situation and it does require tough programs and policies if you're going to be successful.

The Guards coaches and players are convinced that playing against teams from higher divisions and tough programs last season ultimately led them to capturing the CIF Southern Section Division VI championship.