Sentence examples for sustained crackdown from inspiring English sources
Amnesty's Indian operation is in the midst of a sustained crackdown by the country's home ministry that has cut the group off from its bank accounts and forced it to shed nearly 70 employees, with many senior leaders now working on a voluntary basis.
Although troubling, this sustained crackdown was hardly a surprise, given Russia's ongoing, clandestine military campaign in Ukraine's industrial east.
While security forces have since launched a sustained crackdown on gangs that has resulted in decreases in murder and other crimes, Jamaica's sprawling underclass is still struggling.
Hand-in-hand with the "harmonious society" drive, Mr. Hu and Zeng Qinghong, the vice president and the leader of the party's secretariat, have undertaken the most sustained crackdown on official corruption since the party first embraced market-oriented economic measures nearly three decades ago.
International calls for Assad to leave have sharply intensified scrutiny of his regime and its sustained crackdown against demonstrators, which it continues to cast as a fight against terrorists.
International calls for the president, Bashar al-Assad, to leave have sharply intensified scrutiny of his regime and its sustained crackdown against demonstrators, which it continues to cast as a fight against terrorists.
The report detailed major sustained crackdowns in country after country in all regions of the world.
Before a sustained government crackdown on online speech, supporters (lower right) and detractors (lower left) of the clerical regime each enjoyed substantial followings.
Amidst the backdrop of a sustained government crackdown in which forces loyal to the president have bombarded her family's home city of Homs, she has stood by her husband.
Even worse, the government has sustained a crackdown on mazar festivals.
The outcome of this stand off will depend partly on whether President Humala - unlike his predecessors - sustains his crackdown in the face of likely future protests.
