Sentence examples for from a crackdown from inspiring English sources

Future "adjustments," he said, would come from a crackdown on tax evasion and public-sector waste.

But one has to ask who benefits from a crackdown like this.

He suggested that the £600m cost could come from a crackdown on tax loopholes.

But Grayling thinks the prison system provides too many luxuries, and that prisoners will benefit from a crackdown.

The price rise may have stemmed from a crackdown by Mexico on its drug gangs, which has prompted murderous feuding between them.

The £3bn cost of the £2,000 tax allowance would be funded from a crackdown on benefit claimants who avoid working.

That has not stopped Mr. Oberweis from calling for a crackdown on illegal immigration.

But unnecessary-roughness infractions — like the helmet-propelling hit Ray Lewis put on Chad Ochocinco last Sunday — have soared, to 64 from 51, reflecting a crackdown on everything from the wedge to chop blocks to blindside blocks on a defensive player's head.

After Sting cancelled an appearance in Kazakhstan in July, official Kazakh websites said the withdrawal was due to technical difficulties, despite the singer citing a briefing from Amnesty International about a crackdown on striking oil workers.

So far he is the only prominent Hamas leader to have returned to the Palestinian territories from Syria, where a crackdown on a popular uprising has left thousands dead.

The conspicuous silence on the alleged connection between HFCS and obesity is unusual coming from ADM, where a crackdown on HFCS could hit the bottom line hard.