Sentence examples for is to crack from inspiring English sources
Another is to crack down on citizens' protest.
The more feasible option is to crack open the two-party system.
One new promise is to crack down on crime, a problem Chávez always ignored.
His goal is to crack the top 20, which could happen this summer if all goes according to his plan.
One route they have been pursuing is to crack down on tax havens, those boltholes for the world's wealthy.
The purpose of their mission, said Mr. Fischer, 44, is to crack the code of these fascinating and mysterious animals.
If Doyle's prescription is to crack down on the rules, Jarvis's is to loosen up on them.
A main aim of the commission, and of its keenest supporters, the German government, is to crack down on tax evasion.
If Europe is to crack down on illegal export of e-waste to the developing world, as it should, much more ambition will be needed.
In that view, the natural remedy is to crack down on borrowers by imposing stringent austerity programs in return for bailouts.
The first process in refining primary distillation, in the industry argot is to crack a barrel of crude into its various oil products, such as heavy fuel oil and lighter products such as gasoline.
