Sentence examples for crack down to from inspiring English sources

The authorities would crack down to warn people off further protests, he said, through means including prosecutions and restrictions on travel to the mainland.

On Wednesday, the government, which has been weakened by political scandal, defended its response to the protests, saying it had chosen not to crack down to avoid further bloodshed.

I want to address the issue of "disruption," as Bloomberg is sending this issue out as a talking point brought up on Keith Olbermann's Coundown last night: the neighbors around Zuccotti Square, says Bloomberg, are feeling "disrupted" by the noise and visitors to the OWS protest, so he is going to crack down to "strike a balance" to address their complaints.

Note your progress and ease up or crack down to fit what you're capable of.

Or will the federal government crack down to assert its authority over drug policies?

California is cracking down to prevent illegal fishing off the coast.

Deng was a pragmatist who continuously calibrated opening up and cracking down to both move forward and maintain stability.

In response, governments have tried to crack down or use this to gather information about dissidents.

He promised to crack down on crime and to serve only one term.

The council called on the Division of Motor Vehicles to crack down on enforcement and to educate doctors.

Congressional efforts to crack down on authorised generics appear to have strong support.