Sentences with phrase «not clamping down»

Tories blame Corbyn for not clamping down on his abusive supporters.

They're very light, they don't clamp down too tight, and the amount of padding on their earcups and headband, for me, is ideal.

-- How the referee didn't clamp down on Stoke fouling, often not giving a foul at all, when in actual fact a lot of Stoke fouling was not accidental but «professional» and deserved a yellow card.

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.

That and the fact that the uterus isn't clamping down.

The Communist Party also didn't clamp down in an unprecedented way.

If we don't clamp down on faith schools now, he might get his wish.

The lid part, or operculum, shelters but does not clamp down on the dry capsule.

A presidential bioethics commission concluded this week that the U.S. government should not clamp down too hard on research on synthetic biology, a young field that it says doesn't yet pose serious risks.

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

But that doesn't mean that they won't clamp down strongly on people mass booking and mass cancelling reservations in an attempt to buy cheap IHG Rewards points.

Not exact matches

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.

Nonetheless, Trump appears unmoved by nationwide protests or any other signs of oppositions against clamping down on immigration, which leads me to wonder what are the risks that America, particularly tech executives, see that Trump does not?

«The fetishizing of austerity by European leaders, clamping down on growth so severely, may create political backlash that will not be manageable,» said Kathleen R. McNamara, director of the Mortara Center for International Studies at Georgetown University.

«When you have freedom of speech and freedom of expression and don't get thrown in jail by criticizing a bad idea, it's more likely bad ideas will get exposed, and it's not a coincidence oppressive regimes are also oppressive in clamping down on free speech.»

The move builds on its October 2017 pledge to clamp down on political ads on the social network with the latest measure including investments in artificial intelligence (AI) to help find advertisers that should have gone through the authorization process but did not.

The photo is also untrue, insofar as the nuns depicted there are not the type of nuns that the Vatican is clamping down on.

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

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

This time, though, with Christian Yelich, the Marlins are definitely clamping down and not just hoping you'll forget about the awful trades they've already made this winter.

Renault and Honda power units haven't utilised this process in the past, hence Abiteboul's determination to assist the FIA in clamping down on this divisive loophole.

I went to see three more lactation specialists and was told by one that my baby had a strong «clamp - down» reflex and sometimes this was just an issue that couldn't always be fixed.

I agree with you about cord clamping not being worth being devastated about or putting down another mother over.

I read not to pull your breast out when they bite, as they will clamp down harder.

«The government needs to realise a Christmas campaign is just not enough and that instead we need a real clamp down on drink and drug driving.»

Governments seem determined to clamp down on small unemployment benefits, but not on executive directors» huge bonuses.

Liberal Democrats weren't happy, liberally minded Tories were deeply uncomfortable too, but May wowed — and wooed — the conference hall with her promise to clamp down on extremism.

15:30 - Things take a further trip downhill as Miliband says we need to talk about immigration and then offers a set of proposals which would not satisfy ukip voters - clamping down on gangmasters etc..

Another terror attack allows Cameron to revive his support for the snoopers» charter - but you don't save free speech by clamping down on it

National Insurance Commission (NIC) is set to clamp down on private commercial buildings which do not have the compulsory fire...

National Insurance Commission (NIC) is set to clamp down on private commercial buildings which do not have the compulsory fire insurance policy.

A halt to the Millennium pipeline feeding the CPV power plant could send a message that not only does New York ban extraction, but the state is also clamping down on the use of natural gas from beyond its borders in favor of renewables such as wind or solar.

He will also make the argument that this Government is not prepared to clamp down on tax avoidance, but instead wants to engage in a race to the bottom in low corporation tax rates.

In a flurry of television appearances, Mr. Peebles attacked the mayor from both the left and right, accusing his liberal administration of trying to clamp down on charter schools and not doing enough to help minority - owned businesses.

«You can't trust the Conservatives when they don't want to clamp down on the bonuses of greedy bankers.

Politicians can try to clamp down on tax avoidance but they can't stop people employing the avoidance strategy of last resort: don't earn a lot of money in the UK.

He stated that a recent resolution of the Assembly was not meant to and should not be misconstrued to mean a clamp down on the media or the opposition.

There is cross-party agreement on other reforms including ensuring that the House of Commons, rather than MPs, employs staff - so politicians» relatives can not be hired without scrutiny - and clamping down on earnings outside parliament.

«The hippocampus then clamps down because it doesn't want to receive all that excitation, so it clamps down its portals by engaging its inhibitory cells,» Mucke says.

That doesn't mean more hurricanes everywhere, though: While El Niño tends to boost activity in the Pacific Ocean, it clamps down on storm formation in the tropical Atlantic.

To do it, hit the lash curler with your blow dryer until it heats up, wait until it cools slightly but is still warm (you want to be sure not to burn your eyelid), and then clamp down on your lashes to curl them.

We don't know whether the use of exclusionary discipline causes school climates to deteriorate, or if administrators respond to unruly climates by clamping down on school discipline.

Look for any rust build up on the outer edge, some is normal, but you don't want your pads trying to clamp down on rust.

In tighter turns and with the entry attitude and speed right you could bury the right foot in the carpet and the Cayman would step out — but not without active safety systems clamping down on the oversteer.

Then why not read another one on unmarked police trucks which are being used to clamp down on distracted drivers?

And increasingly Amazon is clamping down on free titles on other retailers by sending out its pernicious MFN clause email telling authors their book is cheaper on another channel than on Amazon and if they don't fix it they will be de-listed from KDP.

With some new BL from Digital Manga, the final volume of No Longer Human from Vertical Inc. and a new volume of Gate 7 from Dark Horse (don't let me down, CLAMP!)

However, they did not seem to realize that the reason for these supposedly «harsh» new regulations to clamp down on for - profit universities was due to school exactly like Sanford Brown causing financial distress for students without helping them get a good job with their almost worthless degrees.

if congress clamps down hard, then creditors are simply not going to give credit, so it's a fine line congress has to play.

But I certainly wasn't expecting their trade buyers to suddenly disappear, fur prices to reverse sharply, China to clamp down on luxury gifts / advertising, and Russia to become a sanctioned pariah state.