Sentence examples for tough verification from inspiring English sources

The place to insist that tough verification requirements must be part of any missile agreement, for example, is at the negotiating table.

Given North Korea's mendacious past, any deal would need tough verification rules to convince Congress that it was worth the paper it was written on.

Fortunately, the Iranian authorities have never gone public claiming they have a right to nuclear weapons, so they face no humiliating climb-down in accepting a tough international verification regime.

Mr. Bellone has said he would work with the Suffolk police, which unveiled a plan last week for dealing with the county's more than 1,000 convicted sex offenders that officials called "the toughest monitoring, verification and enforcement program in the nation".

At the Washington Institute, a pro-Israel think tank, Vice-President Biden vowed last week that Iran would face "the toughest transparency and verification requirements, which represent the best possible check against a secret path to the bomb".

Now, eyewitness verifications are tough enough when you're questioning a person a few hours after the fact, let alone via two-thousand-year-old stories transcribed after multi-generational games of telephone.

From early reports, there was significant receptivity among the delegations represented -- even when it came to some tough talk discussion about strengthening verification and consequences for violations.

"Our  verification team will be tough and will make sure if there is an introduction for those athletes, that changes have been made".

Mr. Albright is as tough as anyone in insisting on transparency and verification.

And we have some independent verification of that: Two weeks ago, our inspectors general -- a tough and independent pair of judges -- wrote a glowing report about our stand-up period.

But he faced pressure from conservatives in Washington who insisted on placing a rigorous verification mechanism on the North, which has cheated before and has a tough road to persuade Washington that it would truly give up its nuclear weapons.