crack down

Because children like those, she could only crack down on them so hard.

"Are you trying to crack down on people like us?"

"So you think they really cracked down on our house?"

China has made a great show of cracking down in the past few years.

Before the government got involved and began to crack down on 900 lines.

But she'll think she had it easy, after I begin to crack down!

He said the process to crack down on those operations can take months or longer.

"I should be cracking down on this a little bit more."

In the last year, however, the Government has cracked down on street activity.

And then he cracked down on them, taking away some of their benefits.

It provided another reason for the Government to crack down.

As part of the policy, the Government also appears to have cracked down on the press.

International organizations, like the Group of 7, began cracking down as well.

And several residents said the police sometimes cracked down too hard.

The Chinese government is only now cracking down on the trade.

Most pressure is from people who want the government to crack down on crime.

There is no need for the Fed to crack down.

So this year, school officials sought to crack down on the problem.

Of course, he may be just now deciding to crack down.

This time, law enforcement officials wanted to crack down hard.

Once winter really cracks down, I have a few ideas.

We've got to lead the world now to crack down on proliferation as a whole.

But he said the Government was using it as an excuse to crack down on groups who were not involved.

The Government is cracking down on other minorities as well.

Laws have been introduced to crack down on the problem.