Sentences with phrase «began clamping down»

In the US, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) began clamping down on fraudulent virtual currency transactions after the FBI issued a first of its kind report analyzing the likelihood and consequences of illegal activities involving virtual currencies in April of 2012.

there are also little rubbery things that fit on the finger and have bristles.it can be started b4 the teeth come in as the bristles feel good on the gums, however switch when the teeth come in cuz my son began clamping down on my finger.

When I went to breastfeed my baby, she began clamping down extra hard with her mouth on my breasts, causing severe breast pain.

Facebook said in a statement on Monday that it will begin clamping down on «engagement bait» across its social network starting this week.

The FTC has begun clamping down on abuse and harassment claims against any collection agency showing signs of serial abuses.

ICOs generated billions of dollars for hundreds of startups last year, but the parade may soon end as regulators begin clamping down on token raises.

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Chinese officials have begun to clamp down on prolific deal makers like Anbang, whose chairman was recently detained by the police for undisclosed reasons.

Some expect the SEC to begin strictly clamping down on ICOs before the cash is raised.

Every time I went to breastfeed, I began to tense up from the anticipated pain of her mouth clamping down harder than usual onto my breast.

You also can hand - express a little milk before beginning the feeding so your baby doesn't clamp down harder, waiting for the milk to come.

If your baby is clamping down when he begins to nurse, simply unlatch him, using your pinky to gently break the suction by pulling on the corner of his mouth.

Because of this frustration, it is common for babies to begin to suck harder or to clamp down on the nipple.

After the Donora tragedy, the federal government began to clamp down on industries that release pollutants into the air.

In the summer of 1959, as Castro clamps down on Cuba and its first wave of exiles flees to the States to wait out what they hope to be his short - lived reign, Emma Gant, fresh out of college, begins her career as a reporter.

Credit card companies are also beginning to clamp down on churning by limiting introductory offers to consumers who have never held their particular cards.

Although, beginning in 2015, the airline is clamping down on the elite perks that used to be a big draw for international frequent flyers, some great values remain in the program for glamorous vacations in the sun - soaked Greek Isles.

Herpetologists quickly began pressing United States agencies and officials (Dot Earth, Op - Ed article) to clamp down on the global exotic pet trade to cut the chances of the disease reaching the United States — which has the most diverse salamander population in the world.

Trouble began when regulators began «clamping down» on foreign individuals looking to open South Korean cryptocurrency exchange accounts.