Sentence examples for toughened guidelines from inspiring English sources

Mr. Long of MilkMedia, himself a father of two, said campaigns since had been stricter: "It's not permissible to say in any way, shape or form, 'Come into the store.' " The toughened guidelines do not seem to have hurt MilkMedia, nor does the decline in ad spending over all.

Last year, after members complained, it toughened those guidelines.

Georgia's legislators toughened sentencing guidelines in 1995, when they categorized child molestation as one of the "seven deadly sins".

The bill would toughen prosecutorial guidelines issued by the Justice Department in late 2006.

Asked about the increase in attention deficit disorder exemptions in 2008 despite baseball's efforts to toughen the guidelines, Rob Manfred, baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, said that baseball had, in some ways, succeeded in what it set out to do.

Last year the German Museums Association toughened its ethical guidelines concerning human remains.

Bishop William E. Lori of Bridgeport, Conn., and Bishop Joseph A. Galante, coadjutor of Dallas, said they expected to see the guidelines toughened.

The Investment Association, which represents £5.7tn in funds, said it had toughened up its guidelines for companies because of growing unease about the sums earned by chief executives.

Appraisals don't measure up; buyers' job prospects are shaky or their hours/commissions reduced; and lenders' programs are eliminated, scaled back, or have their guidelines toughened.

The AP reports: Justice Department official says the U.S. law enforcement agency is toughening up its guidelines for subpoenaing reporters' phone records by increasing the likelihood that news organizations will receive advance notice so that they can challenge the government's planned action.

Recent changes to the sentencing guidelines toughen conditions of probation, too.