Sentence examples for strong crackdown from inspiring English sources

I haven't heard him have a strong crackdown on economic exploitation in the ghettos.

There are a lot of reasons, but one is most definitely the strong crackdown on gun possession.

"I fear there will be a strong crackdown and serious human rights violations," said Abbasov, the journalist.

Such a strong crackdown could hit liquidity in those markets used for hedging purposes, it warned.Instead, regulatory measures should focus on raising confidence in the "good functioning" of the market, including by increasing amount of available information on futures trading.

In addition, the new administration launched a strong crackdown on demonstrations by the new opposition, composed largely of Ravalomanana supporters; at two demonstrations in April 2009 security forces opened fire on unarmed civilians protesting the HAT's closure of three media networks formerly controlled by Ravalomanana, killing four and wounding sixty.

However, others believe their presence justifies a stronger crackdown.

Following the coup, Erdogan signaled a desire for an even stronger crackdown, and tens of thousands of government personnel have already been targeted.

At the beginning of this year, American and European officials predicted a sanctions resolution at the United Nations Security Council — the fourth in four years — by February to pave the way for much stronger crackdowns by individual countries.

The strong police crackdown on those demonstrations spawned widespread anger in Turkey and quickly morphed into broader protests against what Mr. Erdogan's critics called his arrogant and autocratic governing style.

The local tabloid Courier Mail has photoshopped menacing covers with helicopters swarming over a searchlight-lit skyline under the banner "ANARCHISTS' G20 CORPORATE CHAOS THREAT", followed with editorial urging stronger police crackdowns on "ferals".

The Survation poll for Sky News found that 71% of those who did not know any immigrants supported strong action to crackdown on immigration, compared with 58% of those who say they know immigrants well.