Crackdowns in a sentence

Bloch said he’s seen an ebb and flow of graffiti crackdowns in U.S. cities for decades.

Despite the Syrian government's occasional crackdowns on Captagon, it appears to have more recently become the chief manufacturer of the drug along its border with Lebanon, reports the research organization.

Digital asset prices have been battered by a year of token crashes, company scandals, bankruptcies and regulatory crackdowns.

Even as state and local leaders have shifted their response to the growing drug crisis, focusing in recent months on increased law enforcement crackdowns, health officials remain dedicated to a multifaceted approach to saving lives.

Extensive, flexible funding for all efforts that preserve the pluralistic nature of Afghan life will help Afghan human rights defenders continue documenting abuses and protecting targeted groups, despite Taliban crackdowns.

Fearless editors opposed the Raj’s policies on a daily basis, building political consciousness among the people, and facing police crackdowns and prison terms to uphold their mission and convictions.

It has an estimated 125,000-strong military with army, navy and air units, and commands the Basij religious militia often used in crackdowns.

Regulatory crackdowns following the FTX scandal have only heightened concerns, with governments across the globe looking to establish new precedents that could reshape the industry.

Reproductive rights are inextricable from healthcare as a whole, and the crackdowns aimed at abortion rights have resulted in a much broader deterioration of women’s healthcare across the board that constitutes a growing emergency.

The pornography industry is no stranger to crackdowns.

There have been a few crackdowns here and there, but nothing to really dent the pirate market.

There’s been concern that Xi’s crackdowns on foreign business have sorely hurt international confidence in China.

They never talked about that time — the protests, strikes and violent government crackdowns — nor did they tell me about the decisions they had to make or the things they saw.

This Government – which has yet to encounter a social issue for which crackdowns are not the solution – is finally to crack down on the teeth of the unemployed.

Both ruled Syria with an iron fist and were blamed for crackdowns that left tens of thousands dead, mainly in the central city of Hama in 1982, and in much of the country since the civil war in 2011.

But crackdowns continued at a handful of campuses on Saturday including a lockdown at the University of Southern California (USC) and a heavy police presence.

But sweeping postelection crackdowns against his critics show that Mr. Maduro may be feeling his isolation.

Does Harris’s statement that she would not do a thing differently mean these car companies can expect more crackdowns under a Harris-Walz presidency?

Due to Bitcoin’s rising energy costs and Ethereum’s recent change to the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) protocol, ETH is somewhat future-proofed against upcoming regulations and crackdowns on the Bitcoin mining industry.

Guys, way to show that your criticisms of Putin’s crackdowns on the press are totally hypocritical.