clamp down造句

clamp down; shut down

The police will clamp down on speeding starting next month.

There has been much tax evasion, but they are going to clamp down.

Anti racist activists are urging the government to clamp down on all ultra rightist organizations.

But when threatened, the animal will clamp down tightly on the seafloor to protect its soft underbelly.

Meanwhile, provincial governments should make every effort to clamp down on groups making huge profits from illegally charging highway fees.

This very reasonable action triggers the trap, and the steel jaws clamp down hard on his leg.

Just sneak your hand in their mouth for a second and slip it out before they clamp down.

That isn't necessarily unusual for recoveries. Businesses clamp down on production and borrowing, ramping up only when they are sure demand is healthier.

It is also likely that the atrocities will tempt Turkey's government to clamp down again on non-violent campaigners for greater Kurdish rights. That would be unwise.

When the Assyrian king Esarhaddon sought to clamp down on this trade artery, Taharqa sent troops to the southern Levant to support a revolt against the Assyrian.

You'd want to clamp down on your opponent's neck or jaws to prevent it from fighting back. If you attack any other part of the body, then you're left open to counterattack.

The first is an attempt to ensure that only legitimate traders can buy and sell information. (it does this by a vetting process similar to the one employed by Banks to clamp down on money launderers.)