Sentence examples for a crackdown of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a crackdown of" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a crackdown on." You can use it when referring to a strong or forceful action taken to suppress or control something, typically illegal or undesirable behavior
Example: "The government announced a crackdown on illegal drug trafficking in the city."
But as the new state began a crackdown of its own, the dream soon soured.
There has been a crackdown of sorts on farmers, too - at least within the EU.
"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.
The sight of former President Chun Doo-hwan — a military ruler blamed for a crackdown of pre-democracy protesters that ended in 200 deaths — being paraded in a prison jumpsuit proved cathartic for the nation.
The effort by the Port Authority police is part of a crackdown on quality-of-life crimes at the bus terminal.
The controversy comes amid a crackdown on code-of-conduct violations on Metropolitan Transportation Authority vehicles.
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.
