Sentences with phrase «to crack down on»

But should the shit ever hit the fan and governments start cracking down on cryptocurrencies, these heavily centralized altcoins will be the first to go.

The shadow minister for home affairs has promised that a Conservative government would preserve the right for people to legitimately possess firearms while cracking down on illegal gun culture.

About half of the cost is due to increased consumption of natural gas that will be the side - effect of cracking down on coal.

And leading the world in cracking down on modern slavery — because if you are buying and selling another human being, you are undermining all that is right.

However, another measure that targets buyers who purchase real estate via blind trust coincides with plans at the federal level to crack down on tax avoidance.

But a new initiative to let voters take direct action holds the most promise in years at cracking down on puppy mills.

With governments cracking down on cryptocurrency trading, consumers automatically look for alternative solutions.

According to a new report, a French market regulator has started cracking down on online trading platforms that offer cryptocurrency derivatives.

By cracking down on websites that are cheating about their origin and not just those that have fake content, the search giant may just have stepped up the fight against fake news.

The new approach was proposed by the chairman of an important parliamentary committee who criticized law enforcement agencies for cracking down on crypto miners.

The cryptocurrency took a plunge after Chinese officials cracked down on bitcoin, banned ICOs and closed down cryptocurrency exchanges.

Environmental impairment liability insurance was first made available in the 1970's in response to the government cracking down on companies that were polluting the ground and air with hazardous waste.

The socialist country first loudly cracked down on ICOs, and then went after digital currency exchanges, making its feelings on the disruptive monetary system known.

We're also cracking down on fatigue among truck and automobile drivers.

But making it easier for people to be here legally would make a lot more sense than necessarily cracking down on people who are here illegally.

These included cracking down on corruption and reforming the justice system to bring it further into line with the European norms.

The governor also says he is pleased that the legislature agreed to his plan to crack down on abuse of the disabled in state run facilities.

He proposed the tariffs in part to follow through on campaign promises to crack down on what he calls unfair trade practices.

Having the right conversation might be a difficult task, but approaching it in a cautious way will open up a much - needed dialogue and help crack down on the epidemic.

While revealing the odds certainly doesn't crack down on behavior, at least people know the risk they're taking every time they put money down on these.

It's good that police is cracking down on such activities.

The nation can also be trying into creating its personal state - controlled virtual currency whereas concurrently investigating new methods to crack down on crypto.

American regulators aren't the first to crack down on public companies riding the wave of blockchain hype.

That fall, however, the Chinese authorities cracked down on this market, leading to a collapse in volume that persists to this day.

This volatility followed reports that Chinese authorities are cracking down on online cryptocurrency trading platforms and businesses that offer clearing or settlement services.

As long as the federal government continues to crack down on state - level legal marijuana, it will be difficult to carry out such studies.

Many were subjected to «mandatory minimums» that initially aimed to crack down on drug crime.

The police have been cracking down on users by issuing tickets.

The commission has increased its efforts to crack down on fraudulent initial coin offerings, which tend to promote their potential returns to investors and have attracted billions of dollars globally.

When is the last time you really cracked down on implementing a consistent sales training schedule with your team?

But when federal regulators cracked down on the practice in 2005, the lenders had to find a new loophole.

Want to crack down on school violence and bullying?

The law cracked down on insurers who denied coverage to those who were already sick.

But some see it going much further, cracking down on sex trafficking, music piracy, and child labor.

Experts fear that more banks and financial institutions worldwide are going to further crack down on bank accounts that are being used for cryptocurrency trading.

Over the past decade, animal welfare professionals and city governments have been cracking down on animal cruelty.

It doesn't take long and it helps law enforcement crack down on wrongdoing.

And with bookstores cracking down on reviews from family and friends, where can you get respected, impartial voices to weigh in on your work?

European cities are increasingly cracking down on sources of poor air quality, diesel cars and buses in particular.

Plus, with more states and cities cracking down on using cell phones while driving, this accessory gives you a way to take calls, hands - free.

Should we start cracking down on businesses that offer seniors discounts or ladies nights?

But we have all witnessed the two largest Christian bodies in this country crack down on their theologians.

But over the last few decades, university technology transfer offices have cracked down on how materials are exchanged and licensed — which has created confusion and slowed the creation of new varieties.

Last year, bills to crack down on bribery and enact public campaign financing were never passed.

We are determined to crack down on irresponsible tax practices.

In a bid to crack down on rampant abuse at facilities treating the developmentally disabled, state inspectors will now double the number of times they visit the facilities.

Data on the strategy, which involves cracking down on minor «quality - of - life» offenses to prevent more serious crimes, is in fact mixed.