81.   The Arizona Court Automation Project was launched four years ago by Chief Justice Stanley Feldman to tighten controls over the courts, especially for cash management.

82.   The agency also ordered airlines and airports to tighten controls on restricted areas, improve X-ray equipment and increase security training, and most of them responded.

83.   The Argentine government tightened controls over large-denomination checks in a move to combat money laundering and tax evasion.

84.   The central proposal was a plan to tighten control over the entry of Palestinians into Israel from the West Bank.

85.   The Clinton administration has been working with Latin American countries to tighten the controls on weapons sales.

86.   The company said the losses would continue into next year before it could again generate profits by raising premiums and tightening cost controls.

87.   The country has tightened controls at other crossings along its border with Pakistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.

88.   The FAA is circulating for comment draft proposals that could tighten control of carry-on luggage, but stop short of creating standard rules for all airlines.

89.   The group has streamlined management and tightened control from its headquarters in Geneva, although further cost-cutting and organizational changes are in the pipeline, she said.

90.   The Japanese government tightened emissions controls on trucks in September, forcing truck makers to introduce models with cleaner-burning diesel engines.