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Meanings of tough action in anglès

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Usage of tough action in anglès
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There must be tough action taken against any bank found breaching the rules.
The Guardian
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He also called for tough action against countries that broke int
Reuters
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Western allies have been pressing Pakistan to take tough action against these havens.
Reuters
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Erdogan is under pressure to take tough action against the PKK.
Reuters
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The army regime have a history of tough action when their power is threatened.
The Guardian
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But recession has sapped governments' willingness to take tough action.
Reuters
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The country's leading soccer officials are calling for tough action to stamp out hooliganism.
The Irish Times
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He has long advocated tough action against Pakistan-based militant groups.
Reuters
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Mshengu vowed that tough action would be taken against breaching the Code of Conduct.
The South African
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But Obama could seek pledges from Merkel for tough action if the negotiations falter.
Reuters
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But Mr Littleton doubted the department would end up taking tough action against Serco.
Radio NZ
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Both are main targets of reformers seeking tough action against figures of the past administration.
Reuters
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But he said there also had to be tough action on tackling corruption in Afghanistan.
Reuters
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Analysts say recession has dimmed willingness for tough action.
Reuters
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Henderson pledged " tough action" to cut costs in GM's offshore operations.
Reuters
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Some people were instigating violence through Facebook, the government said, warning of tough action against them.
Reuters
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Tough action across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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