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But in a more reserved society, or in one where life was tougher, the reaction might be a quiet contentment.

They can't push for even tougher laws, he says, at a time when prisons are so overcrowded that a federal court is threatening mandatory inmate releases.

In all these areas, Mr Draghi will be tempted to follow his predecessor's playbook or, to assuage German fears about an Italian in charge of the ECB, be yet tougher.

Buck says the tougher rules will have a big impact.

Some US analysts predict a radical reassessment of US aid flows to Pakistan, including tougher conditionality.

They've taken the first step on what I think will be a longer - and tougher - journey of reinvention.

The last thing a fragile world economy needs is an outbreak of protectionism—yet that could be all too tempting a response to the tougher times ahead.

Pieces like this fl oral Rebecca Taylor romper and tiered blue Gold Hawk dress go with tougher accessories and loose waves that help her style swing “from sweet hippie girl to rocker chic.”

But a tougher regime than any of them expected a few months ago appears likely.

There will be more stringent fiscal rules, with tougher and earlier punishments for those who flout them.

When the Pacific island state of Tuvalu proposed in Copenhagen a tougher cut in future emissions, it was swiftly knocked back by China in a manner that surprised some observers.

The new code contains tougher penalties for speeding and lower blood-alcohol limits.

The government is newly focused on the price of telephony as unemployment soars, and the regulatory and tax environment is getting tougher.

He said he would take a tougher stand against Hamas than the ruling centrist Kadima party has done.

But with state and federal budgets pinched, qualifying for grant money is getting tougher.

And yet, even though the ministers now seem prepared to be tougher with bondholders, they do not repeat the demand that the private-sector contribution should be "substantial".

That is only one of many reasons she says Banks are cautious about lending: they are also facing tougher scrutiny of their underwriting by regulators and buyers of their mortgages.