Sentence examples for tough crackdown from inspiring English sources

More than two years after France approved a tough crackdown on copyright cheats, the agency that oversees it sent its first cases to the courts last week.

Tensions in Kashmir have been high since June, when a wave of protests against Indian rule prompted a tough crackdown in which more than 60 people died.

And as critics of the government's heavy-handed approach point out, it is the civilians who often pay the freight in the military's tough crackdown.

France, for example, implemented a tough crackdown on digital media piracy under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, including the threat of disconnecting repeat offenders from the Internet.

Human Rights Watch released a statement on Friday saying the ban on foreigners in the area that took effect in recent days was a harbinger of a tough crackdown.

On Jan . 3 , 1925he made a famous speech in the Chamber of Deputies accepting "political, moral, and historical responsibility" for Fascist rule and Matteotti's death and promising a tough crackdown on dissenters.

What conservation officials long for are parallel commitments from other countries in the region, including tough crackdowns on the illegal wildlife trade.

With social media an increasingly powerful weapon in Isis's armoury, Talwar admits that his approach is time-consuming and unlikely to satisfy those calling for tough crackdowns.

Arpaio, whose tough crackdowns have made him a hero in the anti-illegal immigration community, has conducted 14 of the sweeps since 2008.

The agency also exempted some trades altogether, leaving consumer advocates calling for a tougher crackdown.

Churchill said it wanted a tougher crackdown by the police and heftier fines.