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For one, Beijing is trying to clamp down on illegal, unsafe and polluting mining across all commodities.

And that will be fixed with the next harvest, so there's no reason to clamp down on the general economy now.

But a close second is the extent to which regulators clamp down on the sector.

Relevant departments should work out regulations to clamp down on training programmes that do not provide quality education.

A month ago China raised banks' reserve requirements and began to clamp down on lending.

In an effort to clamp down on the lucrative poaching industry that sprung up around the big cats, sales of tiger parts were banned in 1993.

A university in Nanjing started a student patrol team to clamp down on intimate behavior by campus lovers out in public.

In theory, regulators could prevent that outflow, if they were willing to clamp down on the unregulated world in a coordinated way.

Rights groups say the case is part of a larger effort by China to clamp down on lawyers who take on human rights cases.

A looming question is whether a restrictive Chinese government might clamp down on its ability to cover stories away from the sports arenas.

As the cost to everyone else (in terms of higher taxes and sloppier services) has become clearer, politicians have begun to clamp down.

Earlier this year, the police launching a new round of action, clamp down on satellite antenna installation without permission.

The police are going to clamp down on illegal stock exchange activities in the streets.

Might it clamp down on this budding [Polish] Solidarity-style movement to protect the all-important export machine?

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

In his first major speech on immigration for 18 months, he also promised to clamp down on widespread abuse of the student visa system.

At home, CISA is working to clamp down on import licenses allotted to Chinese steel makers to make sure they toe CISA's line.

Chief regulator Adair Turner, who also says Britain's financial industry is too big, wants to clamp down on financial innovation.

China said it would scrap a tax rebate on agricultural commodities exports to clamp down on foreign sales.

Fu said China would further clamp down on trademark violations and strengthen supervision over online shopping.

Security forces, always quick to clamp down on those protesting against the regime, stood idly by.

The US Internal Revenue Service said that the deal underscored the US government's determination to clamp down on tax evasion.

Paul French, chief China analyst at retail consultancy Access Asia, said Apple had two choices to clamp down on fake stores.

Concern that the investment boom is out of control has forced the government to clamp down on new projects.

Strategic position in the whole of Southeast Asia, especially to clamp down the Strait of Malacca, it's a form of influence.

She is also determined to clamp down on some of the abuses that have marred the credit derivatives sphere in recent years.

The PBOC is widely expected to hike banks' reserve requirements further to clamp down on credit growth.

The Columbian police are going to clamp down on criminal activity in this area.

Congress is moving to clamp down on anyone receiving financial aid by severely taxing bonus payments.

Meanwhile security forces have been strengthened to clamp down any popular uprising during the election, a Rangoon police officer said.

The Obama administration has promised to clamp down on cross-border flows of drugs, guns and migrants.

The police will clamp down on speeding starting next month.

From 2008, efforts accelerated to revive the public distribution system and clamp down on markets.

The lending was unusually strong this year, leading the authorities to clamp down on loans after the first fortnight.

Any government facing the threat of food shortages will inevitably clamp down on exports from the country.

The report also criticises the industry's own regulator for failing to clamp down on rights abuses.

China is right to clamp down on rampant corruption in the country.

Abu says they are trying to clamp down robberies.

Employers are being scrutinised more closely to clamp down on illegal hiring.

Fears that China might clamp down on bank lending prompted a sell-off in the previous session.

France, Germany and the UK at least agree on one thing: the need to clamp down on bankers' pay.

In addition, China has revised legislation to clamp down on falsification of data by companies or government officials.

Further moves to clamp down on lending and inflation are expected in the coming months.

India is the third-biggest contributor of UN peacekeepers to the continent, helping clamp down on civil wars in Sudan and Congo.

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Be sure to clamp down the cover on the Boat.

The government's earlier effort to clamp down on traditional lending sparked warnings to investors in property companies.

So would Beijing's willingness to ease its clamp down on Internet freedom.

But attempts to clamp down on coverage have mostly backfired.

Fewer tourist arrivals are inevitable when you clamp down on visas.

Khieu Kanharith says Cambodia and Thailand have also agreed to work together to clamp down on cross-border crime.

Yet no one is absolutely sure where the boundaries are, or whether the government will start to clamp down more fiercely.

opponents say it will lead to racial profiling as police clamp down on Mexican migrants.

The Chinese government is working with other countries to clamp down on cyber crime, Wang said.

The Chinese government has attempted to clamp down on the trade, with little success.

We have to clamp down and get tough on the dissidents.

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

The government continues to clamp down on speculators.

They fell 5. 1% and 2. 9%, respectively, amid reports that Chinese officials were moving to clamp down on the lending boom there.

So some modest rise in inflation will be welcome. The Fed won't have to clamp down hard.

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Continued high inflation might force the Chinese government to clamp down further on credit to prevent speculative bubbles.

There has been concern in China that the government would clamp down on micro blogs after the rail accident.

Montenegrin officials say these are Serbian slurs and insist they are doing all they can to clamp down on organised crime.

Given the importance of property to domestic demand, the government is highly unlikely to want to clamp down hard on the housing market.

Late last year, his regime tried to clamp down on market activities but halted the effort when the government couldn't feed people.

The authorities clamp down on rumours of political turbulence

resolutely clamp down on illegal workers

Leaders of the G-20 Summit also pledged to clamp down on tax havens,

We must take effective measures to clamp down on the nationwide strike