Meanings of imposing tougher in English

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It will also consider imposing tougher regulations on nuclear power plants, Hosono said.

He said on Tuesday there should be no delay on imposing tougher liquidity rules.

Its platform includes rebuilding local industry, stopping property speculation and imposing tougher rules on Airbnb.

Sensing opportunity, the US government doubled down by imposing tougher sanctions and it seemed like Cuba was unlikely to recover.

In June, the U.N. Security Council passed a fourth sanctions resolution against Tehran, with Washington and Brussels imposing tougher economic punishment.

The Ministry for Primary Industries is imposing tougher biosecurity measures in the wake of the second fruit fly scare this year.

Coal industry backers have long accused President Barack Obama of waging a "war on coal" by imposing tougher environmental standards.

Regulators used a variety of requirements to force banks to cut their reliance on debt, including by imposing tougher rules for riskier assets.

The West is trying to isolate the Islamic Republic by imposing tougher sanctions and pressing top oil consumers from halting purchases of Iranain barrels.

At the same time, by imposing tougher work tests, National is likely to have pacified its more right-wing supporters who would baulk at raising benefits.

The US, backed by China, has submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations (UN) Security Council aimed at imposing tougher sanctions on North Korea.

Asking whether regulators have gone too far in imposing tougher capital requirements after the 2007-09 financial crisis, Cunliffe said some reforms will need "fine tuning".