Sentence examples for tough screening from inspiring English sources

"I can't screw the front door any tighter," said Mr. Oesterreich, in reference to tough screening procedures started by the Giuliani administration in 1996, resulting in more families' being turned away.

But in a telephone interview on Thursday, Professor Heskett said that in light of recent accounting scandals, business schools should adopt the tough screening procedures used by the best-run corporations.

"I can't screw the front door any tighter," said the commissioner, Martin Oesterreich, referring to tough screening procedures adopted in 1996 to discourage any parent with a housing alternative from using the shelters as a shortcut to a subsidized apartment.

A big public relations firm, Burson-Marsteller, has maintained tough screening procedures for mail ever since a letter bomb -- ultimately shown to have been sent by the Unabomber -- killed one of its former executives at his home in North Caldwell, N.J., in 1994.

At his firm, Moffett asserted, clients must pass a tough screening process.

People traveling from countries like Syria and Iran already face tough screening measures.

The computer then calculates where it would have gone, had it not slammed into the soft but tough screen ten yards in front of you.

The Liberty used a range of weapons, including zone defenses, tough screens, elbows and a 21-point performance by Becky Hammon to defeat the Sparks, 82-69.

Kaplan selects his companies with the help of some tough screens.

Johnson was a forward without an outside shot, a good rebounder who set tough screens.

The report asked for tougher screening of police cadets.