Sentence examples for A crackdown of from inspiring English sources

But as the new state began a crackdown of its own, the dream soon soured.

"Labour would begin a crackdown of sectors where abuse is rife, including enforcement from HMRC and also by the police and local authorities," said a Labour source.

But I can assure you that no one I know, or would want to know, associates himself with explicit discrimination, or a crackdown of any sort on gay rights.

The government is currently drafting a legal framework that will determine how it goes after alleged perpetrators, including possibly extending detention times as it sifts through those caught up in a crackdown of monumental scale.

Another buffeting for Dubrovnik Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Italy's new president Mixed feelings about the war Diplomacy amid the rubble Come back, Visegrad A skull-cracker wins ReprintsHe did promise a crackdown of sorts but insisted that its main targets would be every kind of criminal business, from capital flight to tax-dodging by producers of alcohol.

Now, rather belatedly, the SEC seems bent on a crackdown of its own.In this section Sincere deceivers The wall and the law Too stern a hand Thirty-five hofrs of misery Talking the talk Reprints Related items Hedge funds: From alpha to omegaJul 15th 2004On the face of it, the proposal for hedge funds seems mild enough.

The suspensions were a result of a crackdown on violators of the state's Adolescent Tobacco Use Prevention Act.

The charges are part of a crackdown on disclosures of classified information to the news media under President Obama.

The operation was part of a crackdown on sales of untaxed cigarettes in the city and state, the spokesman, Joseph Green, said.

That very day, the N.F.L. announced a crackdown on some of the tactics that made Butkus the player he was.

But to say that this case represents a "crackdown" on freedom of expression is more than an exaggeration.