Sentence examples for cracking down on him from inspiring English sources

He'd seen some Africans queuing at the job centre, and heard on the radio that Romanians would come to claim unemployment benefits – he was sure that was why the taxman had been cracking down on him recently.

He has made an example of Mr. Khodorkovsky, cracking down on him with all the remorseless determination of an old Soviet hand and winning the support of average Russians dismayed by the country's inequities.

A picture caption on March 15 with an article about efforts to seal off Tibet may have left the impression that the policemen shown running alongside a bleeding man during a protest last year in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, were cracking down on him.

So lopsided are the numbers that Dr. Leveque has drawn the attention of Oregon medical authorities, who pledge to crack down on him for "repeated negligence" in granting the marijuana approvals, some for patients he never saw.

After a week or so, he received a letter of apology from some associates of bin Laden's, saying that their leader had to flee the country before the government cracked down on him for fomenting rebellion, but the associates said they hoped to keep up the connection.

Lynch expects the church to crack down on him further.

"So the more the authorities crack down on him, the more they see him as a threat, the more appealing he looks to people seeking an alternative".

He has also been widely criticized for cracking down on anyone who challenges him, including women's rights activists or even other members of the royal family.

In August, YouTube, Facebook, Spotify and Apple began cracking down on Jones' content, banning him from their platforms.

But they also mentioned the possibility of him cracking down on immigration, despite the mayor of London being avowedly pro-immigration.

More recently, his methods of cracking down on illegal immigration have cast him as both hero and demagogue — for the same reasons.