Sentence examples for taking harsh measures from inspiring English sources

"Now Netanyahu can say: We're not just taking harsh measures against the Palestinians, we don't just decide to demolish houses.

The intensity of her attempted accomplishments, under the threat of the military taking harsh measures, is so nerve-racking at times your heart will stop, then rev, stop then rev, stop... Add in the unfathomable visuals of an alien being that defies anything any viewer has ever seen and the sojourn Banks takes you on becomes so mind-boggling even the most hardened sci-fi fans will be impressed.

Many regarded the bluster as a bluff, but his purpose was to pressure the US into taking harsher measures against Iran – climaxing in an inevitable military confrontation.

Along with the state of emergency imposed after Wednesday's crackdown, the military-backed interim government has also begun taking harsher measures to cripple the Brotherhood.

They have also taken harsh measures against the Arabs — not without reason, they say.

James immediately took harsh measures to break the power of the Scottish nobility.

"If the government takes harsh measures to crack down on protesters, of course I support that," she said.

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

His notoriety increased in 1990 when he was appointed Iraq's chief administrator in Kuwait and took harsh measures against resisters in the months before the Persian Gulf war.

Theodoric mistrusted the rapprochement, and his hostility flared when Justin took harsh measures against the heretical Arian sect in the Byzantine Empire.

In what was apparently a reference to Aceh, Mrs. Megawati said, "Even if it is painful, we had to take harsh measures and we have successfully curtailed the movement, which is trying to separate from Indonesia".