Sentence examples for tougher plan from inspiring English sources

But critics saw the proposal as a watered down version of a tougher plan that was blocked last week.

On this occasion, 58% voted no, compared with 93% who voted against an even tougher plan in the first referendum.

But it is possible that President Obama already has a tougher plan in place in the Persian Gulf than Mitt Romney is imagining.

But several economists said the package was little more than a vague and watered-down version of a tougher plan blocked last week by bankers, bureaucrats and parliamentarians.

Even before the soldiers' deaths, which for Israel represented the worst one-day toll in the weeks of violence, the nation's security apparatus drew up a tougher plan to quell the violence.

Not least, because of the tougher planning and environmental regulations that come from living on a densely populated island.

The European Commission responded to demands for tougher plans for economic growth with a challenge to governments to act on proposals already made.

Nathan Ryan, Sydney city council's senior environmental health officer, said research into the social tensions could lead to tougher planning policies.

"With much tougher planning rules, more ambitious climate targets and a review of both health issues and licensing under way, Scotland is the last place any company should apply to frack," he said.

In June, David Cameron said he wanted local communities to "have more of a say" in their local area as he sought to justify tougher planning controls for onshore wind.

He has said he would like to use Bristol as a "test bed" for ambitious policies such as putting in place tougher planning regimes that would keep supermarkets at bay.