101.   They whooped and whistled when the Clintons appeared, but seemed to listen intently when the President spoke about the need for tougher anti-terrorism laws.

102.   Those who work with men who batter support tougher laws and penalties for domestic violence, but they see imprisonment alone as ineffective.

103.   Tougher laws and harsher sentences for drunken drivers can help -- and they are helping in many states, including Texas.

104.   Tougher laws are needed to crack down on people who sell alcohol to underage customers, she said.

105.   Tougher laws are putting more criminals behind bars for longer sentences, they said.

106.   Tougher sentencing laws, a boom in prison construction and the deteriorating conditions in inner cities all contribute to these frightening numbers.

107.   Tougher laws would also help.

108.   Weighing against these sentiments are the activist impulses that have led President Clinton and House Speaker Newt Gingrich to call for tougher laws to combat terrorism.

109.   When government officials come to town, the councilwomen lobby for tougher laws against family violence and for job opportunities for women.

110.   What does she say when some hostile reporter from the New York Post asks her to explain her position on tougher sentencing laws for rapists?