Sentence examples for where tougher from inspiring English sources

Camden now has five "youth-inclusion support panels" which try to quell anti-social tendencies before they reach the point where tougher measures are required.

The need to restrict these fuels has led the United Nations agency to begin creating Emission Control Areas, where tougher pollution standards, including a sharp reduction in sulfur and particulates, will be enforced.

This is where all of us – not just a few celebrities, or unfortunate victims of the News of the World – are exposed to the privacy invaders, and this is where tougher laws really are needed.

Look at Iran, where tough EU sanctions helped bring Tehran back to the negotiating table.

Religious conservatives there have traditionally played a large role in the primary where tough, negative campaigning is the norm.

In recent years, those same virtues have seemingly made it the official luggage of the fashion world, where tough-to-spot quality trumps ostentation every time — almost.

In the tradition of a state where tough weather and self-sufficiency are a source of pride, few blamed the government for their decisions.

The eurozone economy has now been shrinking for the past 18 months, with sharp recessions in countries such as Spain, Italy and Greece where tough spending cuts and tax rises have been imposed.

Lewis, meanwhile, told BBC Sport: "Warren Gatland should be applauded in this professional era where tough things and tough decisions are made that he didn't go into that particular zone.

The most visible kind of desperation is becoming rarer.The streets of London now look very different to those of New York, where tough (and much admired) policies on begging were pioneered in the 1990s.

Instead of taking questions in the formal setting of an interview room, Wilpon fielded them on a baseball diamond, where tough guys roam and confrontation begets clarity via a final score.