get tough with

常見(jiàn)例句

Banks warn they may get tough with strategic defaulters by pursuing legal claims on a borrower's other assets.
銀行界警告，它們可能會(huì)對(duì)策略違約者採(cǎi)取強(qiáng)硬措施，通過(guò)法律途逕追索他們的其他資産。
Britain has also been lobbying the Saudis and other Arab states, which rarely criticise each other in public, to get tough with Syria.
英國(guó)也在遊說(shuō)沙特和其他阿拉伯國(guó)家對(duì)敘利亞採(cǎi)取更強(qiáng)硬的措施。傳統(tǒng)上，阿拉伯國(guó)家很少公開(kāi)彼此指責(zé)。
And Mulyani says the government is going to get tough with speculators, who stifle infrastructure improvements such as roads and bridges, by inflating the price of the land needed for these projects.
穆裡亞尼還說(shuō)，政府將對(duì)投機(jī)商採(cǎi)取強(qiáng)硬措施。這些投機(jī)商蓄意擡高土地價(jià)格，妨礙了公路和橋梁等基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施的改善。

Other senators are joining Schumer in an effort to pass legislation to force the Obama administration to get tough with China on the currency issue.

He has been running around, talking about how he's going to get tough with China.
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There are also those, including many in Congress, who want to get tough with Mr Hussein.
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Mr Zuma may at last really mean to get tough with his recalcitrant neighbour to the north.
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