Sentence examples for which further tightens from inspiring English sources

This starts a vicious cycle (i.e., financial accelerator) where lower economic activity dampens asset prices, which further tightens financing conditions and reduces economic activity.

Next year a new data protection framework (GDPR) comes into force across Europe which further tightens the rules around obtaining consent from data subjects for processing their personal data — requiring that consent be "specific, granular, clear, prominent, opt-in, properly documented and easily withdrawn", as the UK watchdog puts it.

That backed Mr. Clinton into supporting the Helms-Burton Act, which further tightened the embargo.

There are rumours that fresh accounting changes expected next year, which would further tighten the way property values are recorded, are being watered down.

The Ministry of Justice is sticking to its guns and last week introduced plans to change the funding regime, including a 10% across-the-board cut to civil, criminal and family legal aid fees which will further tighten the noose around the not-for-profit sector's neck.

Second, new linearization which can further tighten the lower bound of QG can be generated at the node provided by the TS.

The leather should shrink a little as it dries, which can further tighten and secure the handle wrapping.

(Both of which further define your character!).

The EU also now has an updated data protection framework — the GDPR  — which came into full force on May 25, and further tightens privacy protections around EU data.

The new Trade Union Act further tightens the screw on the legislation introduced by Conservative governments in the 1980s and 90s (which Labour governments of 1997-2010 did not reverse).

"Participants were concerned about the possibility for adverse feedbacks in which economic weakness could lead to further tightening in credit conditions, which could in turn slow the economy further," the minutes reported.