Sentence examples for tougher provisions from inspiring English sources

A few states are rewriting their laws to include tougher provisions.

The compromise includes tougher provisions against Asian imports that are passed off as African-made apparel.

The government originally proposed legislation more palatable to suppliers, but opposition parties had demanded tougher provisions, particularly after the ghost of the Bhopal disaster inflamed the debate.

Echoing the Supreme Court, which upheld Arizona's measure authorizing the police to inquire about immigration status, the judges allowed similar though even tougher provisions in Alabama's law.

Speaker Pelosi supported the tougher provisions in previous bills but aides said she was willing to accept a compromise to win the new restrictions.

Durbin, who is close to organized labor, has argued for years in favor of the visas but with more stringent rules, including tougher provisions to insure that the companies try to find qualified Americans first.

Greater openness about banks' balance-sheets would also help: on May 26th the Bank of Spain moved in this direction by announcing plans for tougher provisioning rules.Spain has lost precious time.

Some advocates fear the delay could result in the measure being stripped of its toughest provisions.

See articleThe House of Representatives passed an immigration bill that included tough provisions for border security, but excluded Mr Bush's guest-worker programme for illegal immigrants (the Senate will consider the bill next year).

Community banks and credit unions won exemptions from several of the law's toughest provisions, and some of the rules put small banks on more equal footing with big banks.

Just a day ago the head of a Kashmiri separatist group, Yasin Malik, was arrested under its tough provisions, sparking demonstrations on the streets of Srinagar, the summer capital of Kashmir.