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The aim is to get tough with China to teach it a lesson, so it will bolster its currency and usher in a greater flow of U.

Republicans snort that he was bluffing all along when he said he would get tough in Afghanistan.

The company decided it had to get tough with its business model.

Noah Smith seems to imply that critics of a "get tough" approach mainly think there would be no benefit to a yuan appreciation.

"We have to let the world know we are going to get tough and I pray the President will have the courage to follow through. "

As for trade, he said, "Governor, you're the last person who's going to get tough on China. "

Professor Farnsworth also has some advice for the president - there may be times when it pays to get tough with your opponents.

Mr Yar'Adua should get tough with the Delta governors to ensure that the money goes to its intended recipients.

Even if the bank people get tough or impatient, the thing to do is to smile back.

TRAIN HARD. Make contact, train with a real rough and tumble attitude! Eat the PAIN, it WON'T KILL YOU! Condition YOUR weapons! GET TOUGH.

This is often overlooked in the current debate, where many Democrats want to "get tough" with China on trade.

You can't get tough with a country that owns so much of your debt.

You know, if things get tough, we'll always use some extra help this winter.

The equity rally continues, in spite of the knock it sustained when the White House decided to get tough with Detroit.

This immoral social message contradicts the only justification for `get-tough' rhetoric.

He must get tough, not because populist rage polls well, but because his leadership depends on challenging those who challenge him.

Kiev is following a get-tough policy with Moscow, when the country's proximity and makeup call for a more balanced approach.

He is under pressure from Congress and a slew of Republican presidential candidates to get tough with Beijing.

Once you begin to trust yourself, you realize you're not going to run away when things get tough.

The region's major network airlines (but not all) have also restructured effectively to allow them to be competitive when times get tough.

The US hailed the decision as a sign that the IMF was finally heeding its call to get tough on exchange rates.

Mr. Zhang, of Friends of Nature, hopes this get-tough approach might eventually work for the rest of the country.

In a landmark case, the 18-year-old and his mum could lose their council-owned flat as authorities get tough after the days of violence.

We could, of course, get tough with the people we already have in prison and keep them locked up for longer periods of time.

You can lay off kitchen staff when times get tough, or substitute the cheaper tilapia for the fancier and scarcer Chilean sea bass.

During Truman, Eisenhower holding an office the period, both were by the get-tough policy primarily.

As a presidential candidate in 2007, Hillary Clinton asked herself the rhetorical question "Why can't we get tough on China? "

Banks warn they may get tough with strategic defaulters by pursuing legal claims on a borrower's other assets.

If things get tough at work, a stressed-out Sydney businessman may unwind by heading for the surf instead of the local pub.

For a Chinese mother, the first hour is the easy part. It's hours two and three that get tough.

Todd Stern, the US special envoy for climate change, had one aim on arrival in Copenhagen last week: to get tough on China.

We have to clamp down and get tough on the dissidents.

Congress, shocked by the growing number of tax evaders , now says it wants the IRS to get tough again.

And roughly half the respondents in another national poll said they want their state to copy its get tough approach.

That's because when times get tough, many of the lowest-paying jobs disappear, artificially boosting income statistics.

Five years on, Mr Thaksin's political allies are heading back into power and dusting down their get-tough message.

The heavy fogs restrain the vertical diffusion of surface layer pollutant and get tough city. . .

The decision was a blow to advocates of get-tough crime policies.

Mr Zuma may at last really mean to get tough with his recalcitrant neighbour to the north.

But prosecutors in Miami have now begun to get tough.

The customers demanded the authorities get tough with those who sell unhealthy food.

When times get tough, there's no choice except to take a deep breath, carry on , and do the best you can.

Make that picture as clear as possible (this will help your motivation when things get tough).

When things get tough, they are likely to invoke their "authority, " or yield to someone else's.

It's not only that the college educated earn more, but that they are far more likely to keep their jobs when times get tough.

Third, working with Kabul also means choosing when to get tough with local partners.

People like to get tough, he thinks, it is the invisible chemical reaction which takes place when ale and wine mixed in your stomach.

Don't worry if you get tough feedback after a single assignment. Do worry if the negative feedback becomes a trend.

The suspicion remains that, if things get tough domestically, the Communist party may play the anti-Japan card to shore up support.

There's a dangerous tendency to resort to protectionism when things get tough.

When times get tough, don't give in to murmuring, disputing, and complaining.

Britain has also been lobbying the Saudis and other Arab states, which rarely criticise each other in public, to get tough with Syria.

Article 34 they fight, remember not to get tough make rigid words don't also impulse.

When times get tough, I'm not giving up: Not on your love.

The carrier is a result of Beijings failure to get tough with the regime in North Korea.

They have been urging President Barack Obama to get tough.

The UK's new-found determination to get tough on tax evaders reflects self-interest as much as principle.

America's `get-tough' laws violate this modest standard, reversing moral progress and paving the way to modern barbarism.

But it is habits and integrity that keep people going when times get tough.

I know sometimes things can get tough but you have to push past the bad to see the good.

The Scheme: When times get tough, write your obituary .

A. A. J. : Neither the Republicans nor the Democrats can get "tough" with China.

The government has threatened to get tough with people who try to avoid paying taxes.

A good friend is someone you can always call on when things get tough.

He "saves" that money by promising to get tough on spending.

Your debt is your obligation , but when times get tough, they are the last ones to pay.

When things get tough try to remember why you are doing it.

The best way to treat juvenile delinquents is to get tough with them.

The itch to get tough with Beijing is urgent in Congress.

'Even when things get tough, I'm still in control, ' he says.

On the government side, Mr Rajapakse's pledge to get tough on the Tigers has been heard from previous Sinhalese populists.

Get-tough' messages sometimes have a deterrent value that protects human well-being.

How do America's `get-tough' laws stack up by these Judaeo-Christian standards?

Japan is far more willing to get tough.

and things get tough, they fold. - Shut up.

Whatever things get tough, he gives in.

It's time to get tough with those football hooligans.

If things get tough, I do corporate work, though I find that awfully confining .

velan is quite mercy and friendly , but he can still be get - tough to face the evil that defile divine passing.

It's time to get tough with football hooligans.

You'll get tough and strong muscle.

It's hours two and three that get tough.

They get tough, I know. - No, dry. Dry, Leah.

To get tough on honour killing, the government in Delhi has mooted a new law.

Then baste you so you won't get tough.

I get tough, quail get dry.

Last week, for example, Alistair Darling, UK chancellor, declared his readiness to "get tough" with banks that were failing to lend.

This is especially useful for car windows which can get tough build ups of gunk.

Now, with normality partially restored, they can get tough.

In a word, I think it is essential for the government to get tough with criminals.

It's no secret that finding a job right now is tough. And when times get tough, the tough get creative! Right?

It's time to get tough with them.

Time to get tough?

Are you willing to remain faithful to your plan when things get tough?

Because when things get tough, half way up that mountain, who is holding the other side of the rope?

When times get tough we're still worth the fight

it is time to get tough with football hooligans