Sentence examples for move to crack from inspiring English sources
The move to crack down on dangerous hits to the head and neck has not always been well received by players.
In an unusual regional move to crack down on tobacco, legislators from all four jurisdictions have met to make their proposals as uniform as possible.
Some experts in stock index futures suggested that a Government move to crack down on "triple witching" trading may also have intensified programmed selling yesterday.
British immigration officers blocked a number of Gypsy families from boarding London-bound flights in Prague in a move to crack down on ineligible asylum-seekers before they reach Britain.
The move to crack open the form and ceremony of drama in modern British theatre began with John Arden's Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (1959) a 19th-century parable set in colonial times, written and performed during the war in Cyprus.
One of China's highest-profile dissidents went on trial on subversion charges today in a case which activists say is part of a wider move to crack down on political opposition ahead of the Olympic games.
The FDA has not moved to crack down on them.
Republicans and business groups have moved to crack down on trial lawyers in recent years.
In recent weeks, the European commission has moved to crack down on elaborate avoidance schemes.
Alibaba has publicly criticized the phenomenon as a "cancer" and moved to crack down on it.
Tougher moves to crack down on tobacco smuggling, including new scanners at airports and higher fines.
