Sentence examples for toughen language from inspiring English sources

The PQ government is currently attempting to toughen language laws, and pastagate was becoming a distraction.

McFaul was among those who pressed Obama to toughen his language and prevailed.

The non-settling states want to toughen the language of the agreement and add some new conditions.

Cameron used the Lib Dems as justification for standing up to internal demands to toughen his language and policy position on the issue.

The exception was Quebec, where the Parti Québécois government, which supports the eventual separation of the province from the rest of Canada, is preparing to toughen its language laws with new legislation expected this week.

In January it emerged that Hunt's Department of Health encouraged Keogh, a heart surgeon, to toughen the language of a letter he was writing to the BMA, which raised the possibility that junior doctors may not be available to help hospitals in the event of a Paris-style terrorist attack.

Education watchdog Ofsted wants to toughen the language of inspections in England - changing the "satisfactory" rating to "requires improvement".

One of the compromises — still being negotiated — toughens that language.

Even as Mr. Bush toughened his language toward Israel today, he denied that he was doing so.

Washington has toughened its language in recent days, including a White House statement calling on the S.C.A.F. to transfer power to a civilian government "as soon as possible".

In response to an overall increase in shisha use, Egypt imposed laws in June that banned cigarette sales to people under 18 and toughened warning language on packs.