Sentences with phrase «to clamp down on someone»

Critics have questioned the party's claim that up to # 4bn could be raised by clamping down on tax avoidance.

All eyes will now be on South Korea as it mulls its position on the matter: more than 212,000 citizens have signed a petition to stop the government from clamping down on cryptocurrency trading, and any petition with more than 200,000 signatures prompts a response from officials within 30 days in the country.

Other sporting intent cues include four - piston calipers clamping down on slotted rotors, which are cooled by functional bumper ducts.

China has been at the forefront of clamping down on Bitcoin exchanges, with South Korea not far behind.

It is common for HMRC to pay whistle blowers for information that can lead to clamping down on illegal tax evasion, but in this case it is understood the list of accounts was handed over for free.

There have been rumblings, for example, that Germany's hate speech law goes too far in clamping down on free speech.

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.

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?

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to consider clamping down on bitcoin as she raised concerns that cryptocurrencies are being used by criminals.

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

What is the situation being reported at the moment about the Chinese Government clamping down on investment in football clubs and how will this impact us?

Now HNA is shifting gears as China clamps down on what it refers to as «irrational» investments.

Also, a lot of regulations have been happening with countries clamping down on fake accounts and anti-money laundering operations by requiring confirmed trading accounts.

I'm all for clamping down on tax evasion, but putting years - long non-resident mothers and housewives through such hell seems a vey cumbersome, uneconomical way to generate a few extra tax dollars - we've been researching and working on this on and off for weeks!

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.

Free agency was where owners» money was being spent in the «80s, so clamping down on free agency and its costs was how the teams could increase their profits.

Shadow chancellor says government needs to show it is serious about clamping down on tax avoidance

Obama is trying to cut US greenhouse gas emissions — for example, by clamping down on emissions from power stations.

The government is also clamping down on so - called «black realtors», which in recent years have become a problem in Russia.

But earnings growth will pick up as companies clamp down on selling, general, and administrative (SG&A expenses).»

That was the year new financial regulations came into play, clamping down on banks» ability to trade for themselves and forcing them to set aside more capital.

Indeed, Cuomo ran on a platform in 2010 of clamping down on corruption in the halls of the state Capitol.

While its decentralized nature has positioned Bitcoin as a relatively straightforward mechanism to overcome existing financial barriers, authorities could potentially use the newly issued crypto rulings to clamp down on mining.

Banks are also clamping down on customers buying cryptocurrencies on their credit cards.

The latest in this installment of banks clamping down on crypto users comes from India, where several major cryptocurrency exchanges had their bank accounts suspended, some indefinitely.

Twitter has started clamping down on cryptocurrencies, and will start rolling out its ban on Bitcoin ads over the next 30 days.

Providing a fictitious (or even temporary) address would be seen by IHG as fraud... andy they're getting very, very good at detecting this and clamping down on such activity.

A new scientific definition to authenticate manuka honey, which sits at the heart of a new initiative aimed at clamping down on product fraud, has been hailed as a «major milestone».

With AMEX and Chase clamping down on credit card churning, a long term cash back strategy seemed the best bet for increased annual return with minimum time invested.

«The Kennel Club would like to see tighter regulations governing the way people breed their dogs in order to help clamp down on cruel puppy farms, and we ask people to sign our petition asking the government to act.

If regulators decide to clamp down on industry profits, shareholders would have to brace for a slower pace of dividend hikes.

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

Brake upgrades include a StopTech big brake kit featuring four - piston calipers in both front and back, which clamp down on drilled rotors.

Cultural Places, a platform specializing in connecting cultural institutions and visitors is vowing to clamp down on ticket touts through Blockchain technology.

It passed a tough law to clamp down on online hate speech last year, and Facebook also faces a German anti-trust inquiry over the monetising of personal data.

Also staying strong during our short track sessions are the six - piston front and four - piston rear Brembo brakes clamping down on steel rotors.

According to a well - known Japanese blockchain entrepreneur, it's only a matter of time before Japanese authorities clamp down on token sales.

For years they've tried to clamp down on private investment leaving the country.

That's what happens when your sweet, little baby clamps down on you like you're a teether!

If the «debate» is whether to hurry up and clamp down on carbon emissions, this failure clearly supports the affirmative, that things are even worse than expected.

Still, regulators are ramping up efforts to clamp down on initial coin offerings.

[10] On 22 November 2017, it was revealed that Juppé met with Macron for lunch at the Élysée, but attempted to clamp down on speculation by tweeting «Common list with E. Macron for the European elections?

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.

Focusing on promoting an open, transparent and democratic dialogue, and protecting those at risk of being attacked for their opinions instead of monitoring or clamping down on freedom of expression and privacy online;

It needs to keep clamping down on fraud to minimize its costs.

There's much more to be gained from peer and public pressure than from ill informed bar regulators clamping down on tasteless lawyer marketing.

The filing comes as a surprise since Uber updated its «Community Guidelines» in December to clamp down on sexual harassment.