Sentence examples for of harsh measures from inspiring English sources
We are tough on crime, as the advocates of harsh measures put it.
Israeli human rights groups like B'Tselem and Yesh Din have long complained of harsh measures used to quell the protests, including rubber bullets and.22-caliber live ammunition.
On Abbas's side, that has meant ordering Palestinian factions and security forces to desist from joining the conflict, while on Netanyahu's side it has seen numerous warnings of harsh measures – many of which have been repeatedly announced.
PSD's past electoral support has increasingly relied a lot on pensioners, but they were one of the major targets of harsh measures in the first half of the term.
An IMF intervention in Iceland, which would necessarily involve accepting a series of harsh measures to restore fiscal and monetary stability, would underline the extraordinary reversal in the country's fortunes after a decade-long, debt-fueled binge by the country's banks, businesses and some private citizens.
In the months since Morsi's ouster, Egyptian authorities have taken a series of harsh measures against the Muslim Brotherhood.
The PM asked if the U.S. believes the Russians were in agreement with the U.S. on the possibility of harsher measures.
In Europe, numbers are already down from their 2015-16 highs because of harsher measures, including a 2016 EU deal with Turkey, new border fences in the Balkans, and a 2017 bilateral arrangement between Italy and Libya.
A senior European official said that the talks evidenced a level of mistrust between Iran and the other powers that could be compared only to the situation with North Korea, and that it was important to continue to offer serious negotiations in combination with the possibility of harsher measures, including further sanctions.
A continuation of such timidity is certain to result in the imposition of one or more of those harsh measures.
He, like his colleagues, had to endure political restrictions on writing, imposed as part of the harsh measures taken by Sultan Abdülhamid II against the least sign of liberal thought.
