| It is instead a copyright treaty that would fundamentally ratchet up legal protections for rights-holders. |
| Conversely, something that initially seems a small and minor incident you might want to ratchet up the scale. |
| Was this piece of paper reason to stop talking completely and ratchet up the rhetoric? |
| Anyone can burn-out if we continue to ratchet up the demands on their lives without giving them the means to meet those demands. |
| More important, it gives him a chance to quickly ratchet up profits by merging the back office and cutting the workforce. |
| They have to ratchet up because most of the commitments they are making require municipal and provincial partnerships. |
