Sentence examples for effective crackdown from inspiring English sources

The most recent earthquake in India, which left nearly 2,000 confirmed dead, prompted calls for an effective crackdown on the flouting of building codes.

In recent months, Mr. Hynes and his aides have said the program has contributed to an effective crackdown on child sexual abuse among ultra-Orthodox Jews, saying it had led to 95 arrests involving more than 120 victims.

A more effective crackdown on tax evasion and the liberalization of closed professions are the two key areas where Greek reforms are lagging, according to a report released earlier this week by the International Monetary Fund, which together with the European Union has extended two bailouts, worth €240 billion, or $315 billion, to Greece since 2010.

The Knight Foundation criticized Twitter for claiming it cracked down on automated and "spammy" accounts, and said that "so many easily identified abusive accounts is difficult to square with any effective crackdown".

They say the militia leaders want to destabilise the country to prevent an effective crackdown on their own organisations.

"It used to be that tax evaders were seen as crafty, but in a moment of economic crisis, demands have increased for more effective crackdowns to avert the possibility of taxes being raised".

Russia is passing new laws on fan violence and attempting to outlaw a number of groupings but it is unclear how serious and effective the crackdown will be.

Opposition supporters abroad said on Tuesday that there were now fewer videos emerging of the violence, apparently reflecting the arrest of activists and a more effective security crackdown.

Although diplomats will deny it, an effective Israeli crackdown would reduce the violence to a fraction of what it is now.

These changes are in addition to the congressional crackdown, effective in 2005, on inflated deductions for car donations.

Moreover, spokesmen for the state police and the state Attorney General's office have insisted that the crackdown was effective in reducing crime.