Sentence examples for toughened steps from inspiring English sources
The new policy, issued March 31 to security officers at the archives, lays out toughened steps for safeguarding research rooms used by nongovernmental employees who are given special access to classified material.
President Vladimir Putin has said Moscow will toughen steps to guard against interference in its development of the Arctic region.
The Senate package included steps that would have toughened oversight of the Legislature, which currently undergoes no meaningful ethics supervision.
Irvine and Colvin also dismissed suggestions that the existing system for seeking authorisation to access metadata should be toughened to a specific warrant scheme, saying such a step would severely hamper investigations.
To prevent carbon/carbon (C/C) composites from oxidation at 1873 K, a dense SiC Si MoSi2 coating toughened with SiC whiskers (SiCw) was prepared by a two-step technique.
The decision to blacklist Panama as recently as last year came as a jolt to the banking community, which viewed the criticism as unfair because it did not take into account steps to toughen regulations.
While the prospect of Russia changing its arms export policy in response to our concerns alone is slim, we can take steps to toughen our message and raise the costs for Russian strategic decisions: -- Although U.S. sanctions are broad brush, the more we can prioritize our concerns over weapons sales that pose the biggest threat to U.S. interests, the more persuasive our message will be.
The United Nations Security Council toughened sanctions against North Korea after the launching, which was seen as another step toward developing a ballistic missile with an intercontinental range that could carry a nuclear warhead.
The US administration has toughened its rhetoric toward Assad's regime, but no country has yet called on Assad to step down, causing frustration on the street.
Those companies were the greatest beneficiaries of a three-decade period when the government toughened sentencing for drug offenders and was unwilling to expand the federally-run prison system in step with the exploding prisoner population.
