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The word "crackdowns" is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun which refers to a harsh enforcement of the law or rules, typically using a lot of force. Example: The government has announced tougher crackdowns on drug trafficking in the city.
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crackdowns
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Plural of crackdown
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A Human Rights Watch report published last September highlighted the extent of the regime's crackdowns on the political opposition, Muslims and street protesters.
Since 2001 the group has survived successive crackdowns announced by Pakistani authorities.
But these land routes have become less viable in recent months, squeezed by border crackdowns.
But the practice of urban exploration has now splintered under the weight of relentless media attention, crackdowns by authorities and attempts at marketing exploitation – reforming along divergent lines.
Ruchita Sarvaiya asked what the world could do to support the fight for human rights in Sudan – a country where the autocratic president is renowned for harsh crackdowns on the opposition, and is the only sitting head of state to have been indicted for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
To Egypt, then, and Mr Blair's declaration that the military removal of a country's first democratically elected head of state represents exciting progress for the Middle East, along with the violent crackdowns and human rights abuses that have followed.
Two years ago, the University of Sussex followed suit after students occupied a campus building over plans to outsource 235 members of staff MP John McDonnell spoke out at the time against what he saw as a wave of intimidating crackdowns against student protesters.
There have been numerous reports over the years of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns by Indonesian authorities against a long running pro-independence movement in West Papua.
In its first few months in government, the coalition has delivered one major housing reform after another – from plans to cut down on "garden-grabbing" to crackdowns on housing benefit and the unexpected announcement by the prime minister that council tenants would no longer be guaranteed a right to lifetime occupancy.
She noted that Lukashenko was awarded the championship just days after one of his most brutal crackdowns following elections in December 2010.
Freeports have been among the beneficiaries as undeclared money has fled offshore bank accounts as a result of tax-evasion crackdowns in America and Europe.The concept is an old one.
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