Sentence examples for toughen controls from inspiring English sources

While London had benefited hugely from immigration, he said it was "reasonable" to toughen controls and a US or Australian-style points system was needed to know the numbers coming in.

The killings coincided with an ongoing debate about toughening controls on gun ownership.

Working with other countries, we will strengthen nonproliferation treaties and toughen export controls.

One idea they mentioned was to toughen export controls on the sale of sophisticated germ-producing equipment.

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He also said he would toughen migration controls, despite business concerns.

The package includes rules to better prevent and eradicate pests and animal diseases across the union and to toughen up controls and penalties against food fraud.

The senators' proposals would toughen border controls and then offer illegal immigrants a path to a green card, after paying a fine and back taxes.

Nor is the Lib Dem boss tough enough on the issues that dominate conversation at Mr Lambert's bar: namely, the need to clamp down on benefit fraud, toughen British border controls, control immigration, put the EU in its place and generally "look after our own".As it happens, Mr Clegg's seat will stay Lib Dem thanks to tactical voting, suggests the landlord.

He has toughened border controls, warning that people who aid illegal crossings face the death penalty and offering rewards for soldiers who stop them.

A toughening of controls has been promised, although it is unclear what changes, if any, will be made to improve financial transparency.