Sentences with phrase «clamps down even»

They have never been given the opportunity to be role players, they come off screens trying to score when thy can't score... The defense knows that and clamps down even harder... with Kawhi they are just trying to find open lanes that they like... it's so different

When an owner tries to pull dogs apart, Hanson says they typically will clamp down even harder.

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Von Lohmann's role was to help Google achieve that goal even when the creators of some of that information objected, and he sometimes clashed with media figures who accused Google of not doing enough to clamp down on pirated movies accessible through its search engine.

Clamping down on any communications options will slide the U.K. even further down the freedom - of - speech slope.

Researchers say it's unlikely that Facebook will upset its business model, which allows advertisers to precisely target users, even as the company clamps down on the information it passes to app developers.

He decided to come back because it suited him When he joined Chelsea he didn't esitate to throw Wenger under the bus he even went to mention Ozil by name several times knowing fully well he was struggling and that people would clamp down on that you guys think he would have been shouting he ditched me for Sancez with the way Alexis is playing now

He may need to burp often during a feed and may even clamp down on your nipple to stop the flow.

Baby Teeth: Some infants clamp or bite down on the breast when they're teething; this can cause pain and even breaks in the skin.

Even before my babies got teeth, I would feel the occasional clamp down and yelp in pain.

Labour actually supporting PR (even for local elections), and clamping down on appalling things like David Blunkett using Hitler to scare people into censoring the internet would do a lot for pulling social liberals people back.

Even though other countries are clamping down on illegal ivory, the unconstrained trade in Japan may offer loopholes for criminals to keep selling ivory — fuelling elephant poaching

If adopted, the new rule would restrict import, export and harm of the animals, and clamp down on research that uses chimps and even their blood or tissue.

«Reputable online dating companies are keener than ever to clamp down on fake profiles created by scammers, and we are now even more effective in helping our clients prevent these fake profiles from ever appearing on their websites.»

An Inhuman with the ability to predict the future has helped the heroes of the Marvel Universe clamp down on crime before it can even happen.

The Canadian government has no plans for now to clamp down on the housing market even though prices are rising again, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty -LSB-...]

Even Trump's signature promise to build a giant wall along the Mexican border, as well as clamp down on immigration, could carry economic consequences if the policies put a dent in the supply of U.S. labour.

Heck, I even tried to put my fingers in his mouth when he was yawning and he won't clamp down!

Now, Delta and Amex are clamping down on this card benefit to ensure that elite status becomes even more exclusive.

Americans still want the EPA to clamp down on polluting corporations, even after Fox News, beltway politicians, and conservative pundits have tried to maneuver the agency into a role as public enemy # 1.

Now Minter points to an article in Sixth Tone that suggests the situation might only get worse as China clamps down on even more forms of waste.

Whatever the reason, the apparent clamp - down has made it harder for reporters and citizens alike to get access to even routine government information, at both the federal and state levels.

Google is looking to clamp down on advertisers using its DoubleClick ad service to run cryptocurrency mining malware on devices across Europe and Asia, examples of which have even been spotted in YouTube ads.

Even the United Kingdom's Theresa May has said her government will consider an additional clamp down on the digital asset class.