Sentence examples for tougher statement from inspiring English sources

Afterward, his aides distributed a tougher statement strongly attacking the Clinton administration for appointing Bradley Smith to the Federal Election Commission.

The United States has worked to get North Korea back to the negotiating table, even as it has tried unsuccessfully to win a tougher statement from the Security Council in response to the April 5 missile launching.

Even in his tougher statement yesterday about the danger of nukes in the arsenal of the leading supporter of terrorism -- "we will not tolerate construction of a nuclear weapon" -- Bush's pronoun "we" referred to consensus of "the international community".

A big number of his voters wanted him to take risks, they wanted him to make tougher statements.

The words were resolute, almost to the point of being hard to distinguish from some of President Bush's tougher statements about American national security.

Yet as Osborne warms up for a tough statement this week, businesses are still warning that not much is happening on the ground.

The tough statement by the Foreign Office came as anger mounted on Capitol Hill about Bin Laden being found in a garrison city in Pakistan after more than $10 billion dollars in assistance to Pakistan's military and intelligence agencies over the last decade.

When Stimson showed him the tough statement he had initialed at Quebec he seemed "perfectly staggered," Stimson later recalled, saying, "I have not the faintest recollection of this at all".

"Results from N.I.H.-funded research must not be biased by any conflicting financial interests," John Burklow, a spokesman for the health institutes, said in the kind of tough statement that in the past has rarely been followed by real sanctions.

He also joined with Democratic representatives Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Jay Inslee of Washington – two other leaders of this emerging majority within the caucus – to author a tough statement of principles for climate legislation.

In yet another tough statement against the North, South Korea's President Park Geun-hye on Tuesday ordered her military to be ready to "finish off" North Korea if it fires a nuclear missile toward South Korea.