Sentence examples for tough rules for from inspiring English sources

This past week the union's parliament passed tough rules for expelling and detaining them.

However, if the Fed institutes tough rules for foreign banks, he said "retribution" by European regulators was possible.

He talked about tough rules for national budgeting, even to the point of personal accountability in cases of outright fraud.

The evidence, though, suggests that mandating tough rules for CSAs say, preventing people from accessing their savings for six months or more can stop people from opening accounts.

Like the Germans and French, MEPs want Mr Brown to agree to tough rules for global finance at the London summit of the G20 on April 2nd.

His critics include Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, who along with Mr. Daschle earlier this year urged Mr. Bush to replace him because they said he could not credibly conduct inquiries and write tough rules for his former clients on Wall Street and in the accounting profession.

Katz explained that men from older generations "were taught growing up that guys don't use that stuff," and noted that it's a tough rule for many to break.

And it wielded sticks, including tougher rules for neighborhood offices.

In another poll conducted by Lake Research Partners, 77 percent of respondents approved of tougher rules for Wall Street.

Every four years, the international federation creates tougher rules for rhythmic gymnastics.

Already the government has announced tougher rules for EU citizens claiming benefits in this country.