Sentence examples for tougher information from inspiring English sources
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it would consider imposing volume limits on trading of energy futures by purely financial investors and that it already has adopted tougher information requirements aimed at identifying the role of hedge funds and traders who swap contracts outside of regulated exchanges like the New York Mercantile Exchange.
While 38% prefer a loosening of REACH for nanomaterials, 31% called for tougher information requirements.
Also in July 2009, the CFTC announced it was considering volume limits on energy futures by financial/proprietary traders and tougher information requirements.
As well that month, the CFTC had announced that it was considering volume limits on energy futures by financial/proprietary traders and tougher information requirements.
The government has been regularly suing the independent news media under a tough information law passed in October 1998 and has also restricted newsprint to major independent publications, particularly Blic, a popular tabloid whose circulation has been reduced by nearly half.
The increasing ability to analyze fetal DNA from maternal blood should lead to better prenatal diagnoses of genetic disease--and confront future parents with tough information and choices.
It's tougher for negative information to take center stage in the future if there's already a lot of positive information anchoring top search results.
Jerry Menikoff, director of the federal Office for Human Research Protections, which oversees the Common Rule, cautions that any alarm is premature, saying that federal officials do not intend to pose tougher restrictions on information that is already public.
The Internet takes it one stage further, makes it tougher to block information.
The study found that only three hospitals provided a written free-care policy on request and that non-English speakers had a tough time getting information.
As David Craig, chief strategy officer of Thomson Reuters said at the end of his talk: "The world might be a tough place, but information can make it better".
