Sentence examples for means a crackdown from inspiring English sources

"Attracting international attention means a crackdown".

Leaders want to preserve that status, even if it means a crackdown.

That means a crackdown on "black money" (officials on the island say they are co-operating and that most claims about funny business are unjust).

That meant a crackdown on drinking and driving.

This does not solely mean a crackdown on "anti-social" forces.

In New York City, Mr. Lhota argued against an anti-obesity campaign that could mean a crackdown on sugary sodas sold at the Garden, opposed a paid sick leave bill that he said would have been less generous than the Garden's union deals anyway and pressed every possible lever of power to facilitate the Garden's $1 billion renovation.

(By "new rules" Leetch meant a season-long crackdown on the hooking and holding tactics that defenders used to rely upon).

The laws, which have been sought by the European Union, will reform the General Prosecutor's Office — long used as a means to crackdown on political opponents in Ukraine — and target high-level corruption by forcing government judiciary and legal officials to declare their own assets, as well as their family members assets and financial transactions.

That would mean a return to long-stalled talks between the government and Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi and an easing of the current crackdown.

In a crackdown meant to quell a movement of youthful activism, many of the arrests appeared to target students and young people, watchdog groups reported.

Last January, Congress was considering two bills, the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, and Protect IP Act, or PIPA, meant to crackdown on copyright violation, which content creators say costs them billions in lost revenue each year.