Sentence examples for tougher wording from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he achieved tougher wording on Britain's exclusion from any talk of closer political union.

The second is that Mr Hussein's successfully evasive record during the 1990s makes it vital to set tougher conditions, using tougher wording and tougher methods, if there is to be any chance of success.

But it also includes tougher wording introduced by the hawkish Republican senator John McCain, which makes it "the policy of the United States to change the momentum on the battlefield in Syria".

On Wednesday, the party chief of Urumqi offered even tougher words.

Mr. Voight, however, had tougher words for President Obama, who he said was leading the country down the wrong path.

It removes excuses for Russia and China to block tougher words or action from the UN Security Council, as they did earlier this month.

I don't know what harder or tougher word I could say but that's as good as I've got".

But these tougher words came in an elegant package, and, like all Chinese gift-exchanges, that was at least as important as the contents.

But Obama had much tougher words for rapidly-growing developing nations like China and India, calling on them to do their part as well".

Now it is time for tougher words.

"I don't know what harder or tougher word I could say to you than that.