Sentence examples for started to crack down from inspiring English sources

Florida started to crack down on "pill mills" in 2010.

That is because British authorities have started to crack down on the practice.

Proper GAAP numbers do not come out until weeks later.The SEC has started to crack down on pro-forma abuses.

The Mexican meth trade got a big boost in the nineteen-nineties, when American law enforcement started to crack down on U.S. meth labs and production moved south.

Standard-setters have already started to crack down on off-balance-sheet abuses and they have more backing to do so, post-Enron.

Universities have started to crack down on how their networks are used, even as they try to keep their commitments to openness on their networks.

HBO are really starting to crack down on people illegally sharing Game of Thrones.

Vacant buildings abound, and the city is starting to crack down on absentee landlords.

"They all fear that if the government starts to crack down on corruption, they will lose all they have earned.

I'm glad that federal agencies are starting to crack down on this shameful and exploitative practice.

Across the country, and particularly at elite institutions in the north-east, many are starting to crack down on these all-male and historically quite-white societies.