clampdown (Meaning)

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clampdown (n)

sudden restriction on an activity

The government announced a clampdown on tax evasion, promising harsh penalties for offenders.
Following the increase in crime rates, the police initiated a clampdown on gang activity in the city.
In response to the public health crisis, authorities imposed a clampdown on gatherings to prevent the spread of the virus.
The company implemented a clampdown on unauthorized use of company resources, monitoring employee activities closely.
The school administration announced a clampdown on students using mobile phones during class hours.
Amid concerns of online misinformation, social media platforms initiated a clampdown on false news articles.
The environmental agency launched a clampdown on industries violating pollution regulations.
In an effort to curb illegal wildlife trade, law enforcement agencies launched a clampdown on poaching activities.
The city council imposed a clampdown on illegal parking in downtown areas, issuing fines to violators.
The airline industry faced a clampdown on carbon emissions, with new regulations aiming to reduce environmental impact.

sudden restriction on an activity

suppress, squash, hold back, arrest,rein (in), check, turn back, stunt, stamp, suspend

continue, proceed, keep up, carry on,continue, keep up, carry on, proceed, run on, run on

The government announced a clampdown on tax evasion, promising harsh penalties for offenders.

Following the increase in crime rates, the police initiated a clampdown on gang activity in the city.

In response to the public health crisis, authorities imposed a clampdown on gatherings to prevent the spread of the virus.

The company implemented a clampdown on unauthorized use of company resources, monitoring employee activities closely.