Sentence examples for tougher speed from inspiring English sources

Far more children die in road accidents than at the hands of perverts, but the government shows no interest in, say, tougher speed limits outside schools.The underlying problem is accountability.

These conditions drive businesses to increase their production, meet tougher demand, speed up the timing of new products and keep up with technology.

A perfectly adequate five-speed manual transmission has been replaced by the mechanically tougher six-speed gearbox from the 911.

Beef up the suspension with stiffer shocks, tune the steering for more road feel, put larger rotors on the four-wheel disk brakes and dual pipes on the exhaust, add 17-inch aluminum wheels with low-profile Michelin Pilot Sport tires and substitute a tougher five-speed manual gearbox.

Yet although the new code promises a "more rigorous right of way" for pedestrians, instructing drivers to stop at crossings when a pedestrian is about to cross, this will be difficult to enforce in a country where the car has always come first.The new code contains tougher penalties for speeding and lower blood-alcohol limits.

"When there is disruption on the network, there are occasions when we take a tough decision to speed up the recovery of the overall service by not stopping at some smaller stations.

In 2005, Minnesota lawmakers approved tougher sanctions for excessive speeding.

It's tough to run full speed, catch the ball and try to put it down".

"But it's a tough injury on a speed guy like that.

I just couldn't get a feel for them, some putts were slow, some were fast and I had a really tough time getting my speed right".

And many Afrikaner businessmen, who once viewed a black government with suspicion, now believe their economic prospects will only improve under Mr. Mbeki, who is taming the deficit and reducing taxes, and has promised to relax tough labor laws and speed the privatization of state enterprises.