Sentence examples for take harsh from inspiring English sources

"Also, it's an emotional occasion when police cannot take harsh measures to push back the crowd".

Then the military, with the claim of suppressing anarchy, would take harsh action, often with the public's approval.

The deal was rapidly overhauled, but holders of large deposits in some banks were forced to take harsh losses.

The economic crisis has also battered both those who are having to take harsh austerity measures and those having to lend them money.

I have no doubt, as Lynn Tesoro, a seasoned fashion publicist, says, that designers who take their works seriously also take harsh reviews personally.

"If the Parliament formed a government that represents the people, it could take harsh measures that would deter anyone who might dare to repeat such disasters," Mr. Ghuzlan said.

Competitors of Google called for the agency to use the additional time to take harsher legal action against Google.

Finally, on July 3, John M. Reich, director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, notified Mr. Killinger that they would take harsher action than the bank had wanted, by requiring the bank to sign a memorandum of understanding.

He warned that aides were urging him to take "harsher measures" but insisted that he believed there was a better way to resolve the crisis.

Despite the threat that the government could take harsher measures to rein in the property market in the near term, the future of China's high-end living looks bright.

India's police force and judicial system have been under pressure to take harsher action in cases involving violence against women, since last year's gang-rape and murder of an Indian student in Delhi.