Sentence examples for willing to crack from inspiring English sources

And I'm grateful that Willett is willing to crack such a joke at all.

Police appear more willing to crack down on other offences, and the numbers suggest that petty corruption has fallen.

Marijuana remains illegal under the 1970 Controlled Substances Act, and the feds have been more than willing to crack down on some medical-marijuana operators in recent years.

If colleges aren't willing to crack down on heavy drinkers effectively, at a minimum they have an obligation to support students who are admirably bucking the binge trend.

"When you need reform, you need somebody who's willing to crack heads and rub people the wrong way within the organization.

She has suggested that she would have been more willing to crack down on some lending practices than the current administration has.

Never mind moral values: what really matters to the base is that Mr. Giuliani comes across as an authoritarian, willing in particular to crack down on you-know-who.

The extent governments are willing to go to crack down on Uber has reached a new high-water mark yesterday after Korean prosecutors charged Travis Kalanick, the co-founder and CEO of Uber, of violating local transportation laws.

President Fox is willing to work with Washington to crack down on criminal smuggling bands and otherwise enhance security along the border.

Major democratic change is also likely to prove elusive until the administration is able to stabilize the region's flash points, which have led Washington to perpetuate its reliance on governments willing to use repressive tactics to crack down on either militants or anti-U.S. forces.

In the tribal regions, Qaeda operatives found support from sympathetic local leaders willing to defy the Pakistani government's efforts to crack down on Islamic radicals.