Sentence examples for will try to tighten from inspiring English sources

"The party will try to tighten its control on the Lebanese security department and impose more pressure," said Sami Nader, a political analyst in Beirut.

Lawmakers will try to tighten their grip over the process, with the aim of mustering a majority for an alternative path, and then challenging Mrs. May to make it work.

The discovery of horsemeat in some processed beef meals makes it likely that the EU will try to tighten country-of-origin labelling.

Sources also said they expect Divac will try to tighten the scope of control in his front office with veteran executives Ken Catanella and Peja Stojakovic each getting more responsibilities moving forward.

"China will likely try to tighten monetary policy further, with more reserve requirement ratio hikes, faster yuan appreciation, and more heavy-handed controls over bank lending".

"I think it's easy to be critical of everything, but I think my game is pretty good, so I'll just try to tighten up a bit.

Hermit crabs have a very powerful pinch and it will hurt.So try to tighten your hand (not too tight, though).

But investors are also concerned that, if several governments try to tighten fiscal policy at once, the global economy will take a hit.Europe is expected to experience sluggish growth in the medium term as it struggles with its debts.

The result has been a string of measures to try to tighten and enforce immigration rules.

"The judges try to tighten up the process with some strict rules.

If you try to tighten down the pressure cooker too much, it's gonna explode".