Sentence examples for major crackdown from inspiring English sources

A major crackdown on handguns in cities.

Danny Alexander delivers a speech promising a major crackdown on tax-dodgers.

During the early 50s, there was a major crackdown on male homosexuality in Britain.

Authorities launched a major crackdown and, officials say, a comprehensive "anti-radicalisation" strategy.

The European Commission has announced a major crackdown on "outrageous" charges for using the internet when travelling in the EU.

Mr. Schneiderman said that the Town of East Hampton was planning a "major crackdown on illegal housing" in 2003.

But Zhao said China had launched a major crackdown on doping, changing its laws, tests and training.

Turkish officials acknowledge that they do not expect a major crackdown on the group by the United States.

It also called for the release of members of the democratic opposition, many of whose members are still in prison after a major crackdown over the past year.

Until recently, it seemed as though the very existence of the World Wide Web was a safeguard against a major crackdown on mass communication by governments.

The education watchdog Ofsted is to launch a major crackdown on schools that spend thousands of pounds of public money attempting unfairly to boost their inspection results.