Sentence examples for decided to clamp down from inspiring English sources

So the EU decided to clamp down on it.

Predictably, the trouble began when the government decided to clamp down, motivated initially more by money than by morality.

But to encourage the newly legal trade, Taiwan's government has decided to clamp down on the illicit traffic.

But the state has repeatedly clashed with the FWS, which has now decided to clamp down on hunting on federal land.

Threatened by the emerging networks, Facebook decided to clamp down on new "competitive" social networking apps, and turned off access to its social graph for emerging messaging apps like Voxer and Vine.

Because umpires and some journalists haven't been speaking out against unsporting behaviour, the International Cricket Council has decided to clamp down and make an example of people, as they did with Wahab Riaz and Shane Watson at the World Cup.

And tax revenues could slow down if the Bank decides to clamp down on the rapid growth of the consumer credit that has been assisting the recovery.

I've asked every company I've talked to dealing in this space what might happen should Apple decide to clamp down on these rules, which it has shown in the past on numerous occasions it can do, if and when it decides they're having a material impact for the worse on how app rankings are working out.

But Indonesian lawmakers also included provisions outlawing pornoaksi in the bill, deciding to clamp down any "actions deemed indecent".

But Indonesian lawmakers also included provisions outlawing pornoaksi ("porn action," in English) in the bill, deciding to clamp down any "actions deemed indecent".

Like Walter, both appear oblivious to Scandinavia's new resolve to clamp down on migrants.