Sentence examples for harsh curbs from inspiring English sources

Shackle it with harsh curbs on its conduct?

Deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood insist he is still the country's rightful leader, and secular activists -- many of them key players in the 2011 revolution -- have been alarmed by harsh curbs on freedom of expression and assembly under the interim government.

Mr. Correa's confrontations with the news media were cast into stark relief last month with the prison sentences and huge fines that Ecuador's top court reaffirmed in the Universo lawsuit, which the president filed, using a criminal defamation statute that has been condemned by human rights advocates as a harsh curb on free speech.

The new Peronist government squeezed Argentines with more harsh banking curbs, and the collapse of South America's No. 2 economy hurt investors in Europe and the Americas.

The new Peronist government squeezed the Argentine people with more harsh banking curbs that added to public anger over the collapse of South America's second-largest economy.

MOSCOW, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Authoritarianism increased last year in Russia to levels unseen since the Soviet era with a raft of harsh laws curbing political freedoms and harassment of opposition activists and critics, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.

He reduced the time of service for all ranks, curbed harsh disciplinary measures, and introduced a number of administrative changes.

A number of large school districts like Chicago and Denver have introduced policies designed to curb harsh discipline. .

Manuel Criollo works with the Strategy Center to curb harsh discipline for minor infractions in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

"We should be investing billions in schools and not school police," said Manuel Criollo, who has worked with the Strategy Center to curb harsh school discipline in Los Angeles.

A key finding was that candidates needed to curb the harsh talk about immigration.