Sentence examples for calls for crackdowns from inspiring English sources

The revelations will amplify calls for crackdowns on offshore tax havens and stoke political arguments in the US, Britain and elsewhere in Europe where exchequers are seen to be fighting a losing battle against fleet-footed and wealthy individuals in the globalised world.

The plan calls for crackdowns on smugglers and traffickers, additional funding for initiatives to improve security in Central America and more work with governments to improve the conditions of their citizens.

He is not shy about offering public advice, as a small selection of recent tabloid headlines shows: "NHS boss calls for crackdown on junk food"; "NHS boss reads riot act over chips and burgers"; "NHS chief warns parents on obesity" and "Fat medics ordered to slim".

Some journals, medical associations, writers' and editors' groups and pharmaceutical companies themselves have called for crackdowns on ghostwriting.

Senator Stabenow is likely to run on her record opposing trade deals with China and calling for crackdowns on the country's manufacturing practices.

Rather than calling for crackdowns on drug users, today's parents want access to the overdose reversal drug naloxone; rather than opposing needle exchange programs as "sending the wrong message," they are fighting to create them to prevent the spread of disease.

The calls for a crackdown have centered on the so-called Volcker Rule, which would ban banks from trading with their own money.

He calls for a crackdown on tax havens.

But calls for a crackdown must contend with a legacy of a light regulatory touch.

Greek prime minister calls for a crackdown on financial speculators during a whirlwind world tour.

The shadow attorney general, Mark Dreyfus, was critical, saying the comments amounted to supporting calls for a crackdown on Muslim immigration.