The Communist Party may use this as an example to clamp down on vloggersThe Chinese government, which tightly controls the media and news industry, has been trying to clamp down on livestreaming.
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The first clamp down against speculative excess came on Aug.
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There have been attempts to clamp down on hate speech.
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The smoggy reality has led the authorities to clamp down.
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These tactics are explicitly intended to clamp down on dissent.
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The company is also trying to clamp down on counterfeits.
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Regulators elsewhere were starting to clamp down on mask ads.
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Some German cities have needed no prompting to clamp down.
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So it is very hard to clamp down on this.
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And regulators are beginning to clamp down on the industry.
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Riot has promised to clamp down on harassment and discrimination.
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Recently major websites moved to clamp down on the practice.
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There has also been a clamp down on free camping.
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There has also been a clamp down on free camping.
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Better regulations to clamp down on unscrupulous lending are being drafted.
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Few believe the official talk of a clamp-down on corruption.
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Jets clamp down on defense to beat Wild SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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That is despite Senegalese government efforts to clamp down on them.
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The FDA has repeatedly tried to clamp down on these sites.
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Still, the A.B.A. has been reluctant to clamp down on schools.
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Are the merciless standards of perfectionism just waiting to clamp down?
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Google's changes seek to clamp down on that potential for abuse.
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They want to find other ways to clamp down on Tehran.
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Meanwhile, the California legislature is seeking to clamp down on bots.
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Twitter is taking more steps to clamp down on abuse and hate.
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The government is looking at ways to clamp down on these fees.
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Facebook isn't responsible for government decisions to clamp down on free expression.
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There has been a big clamp down on Chinese private sector mining.
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To his credit, Mr Sogavare has tried to clamp down on corruption.
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Pressure to clamp down on health misinformation has been on the rise.
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China is trying to clamp down on overseas acquisitions by its companies.
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The clamp down has also sharply reduced the flow of Syrian refugees.
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Tech companies have been scrambling to clamp down on the graphic footage.
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Chris Christie holds sway, could try to clamp down on states legalizing.
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Facebook decided to clamp down on him, adding more confusion into the mix.
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Unnerved by a lengthening string of scandals, regulators are starting to clamp down.
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Authorities globally are trying to clamp down on U.S. technology companies' tax practices.
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The bill weakens a bid to clamp down on Chinese telecom company ZTE.
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Last year, Indonesia tried revving up efforts to clamp down on the burning.
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Kelly might be able to clamp down on the leaking and the infighting.
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Sanctions won't work unless China agrees to clamp down hard on North Korea.
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Authorities in the U.S. have been trying to clamp down on fraudulent ICOs.
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A clamp-down on immigrants, visitors from Muslim countries, trade, companies exporting jobs.
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The authorities have acted swiftly to clamp down on discussion about the outbreak.
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In many places they're an active tool to clamp down on political dissent.
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What will you do to clamp down on leaks about the Trump administration?
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Thai PM vows to clamp down on slavery in fishing A flawed observer program?
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Plans to clamp down on those who refuse job offers remain on the table.
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Tools like Ghostery can help you control or clamp down on this digital exhaust.
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They'll roll back restrictions on women one day and then clamp down the next.
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That comes amid China's continued campaign to clamp down on funds leaving the country.
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Facebook has also quietly been taking other actions to clamp down in recent weeks.
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Companies say they are working to clamp down on bad actors on their platforms.
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During that month, the government used harsh tactics to clamp down on mass protests.
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In recent days, Mr. Maduro's government has taken steps to clamp down on journalists.
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All the while, I need to know to clamp down on my own tongue.
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Antitrust regulators have vowed to clamp down on anticompetitive behavior by big online platforms.
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Your thoughts about you know trying to clamp down further on this hermit regime.
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The United Kingdom, Germany and others are considering whether to clamp down as well.
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Meanwhile, regulators in some major cryptocurrency markets are looking to clamp down on trading.
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It could also benefit from government efforts to clamp down on illegal gold mining.
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These incidents have put pressure on López Obrador to clamp down on the cartels.
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On the other hand, we've seen signs that they are going to clamp down.
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It would make no sense for FIFA or the FA or any other soccer governing body to clamp down on doping for similar reasons it made little sense for Major League Baseball to clamp down on steroids during the Home Run era.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on corporate tax avoidance.
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It also announced measures last year to clamp down on offshore trade of the ringgit.
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At times the Chinese government has tried to clamp down on bitcoin for this reason.
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Let's punish deceitful drug marketers, set up treatment centers and clamp down on prescribing painkillers.
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But there is also a question of whether governments ultimately will clamp down on this.
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Magufuli launched several initiatives to clamp down on corruption since winning an election in November.
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"Colder temperatures increase vasoconstriction in the arteries which causes them to clamp down," she explained.
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In turn, Mexico's northern neighbor needs to clamp down on weapons sales like never before.
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The move is expected to help clamp down on unregulated sales of the popular drug.
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And for years, the social network did little to clamp down on the false news.
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Iran is not the only country to clamp down on social media in this way.
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Ripple's Garlinghouse said he expects authorities to clamp down on fraudulent players in the space.
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Top Democrats have said that they want to clamp down on high prescription drug costs.
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Mr. Joko has instructed security forces to clamp down on citizens who spread fake news.
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Mr. Braynard stressed that the effort to clamp down on alleged illegal voting is secondary.
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The goal is to clamp down on procedural maneuvers by Republicans that could divide Democrats.
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Some of the biggest changes to clamp down on foreign workers have yet to come.
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Mr. Trump is certainly not the only American president to clamp down on illegal immigration.
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Price will work to restore the patient-doctor relationship and clamp down on government overreach.
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Some Spanish regional authorities have passed laws intended to clamp down on Wall Street's involvement.
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It also signals U.S. intent to clamp down on North Korea's economy, even in small ways.
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A recent regulatory clamp down by the People's Bank of China has proven beneficial for bitcoin.
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So will Airbnb lose business trade in those cities that decide to clamp down on it?
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Since taking office, Mr Xi's relentless efforts to clamp down on civil society have hardly helped.
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Its manifesto pledges to clamp down on foreign cheap labour, which could alienate eastern European countries.
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A Canadian government source estimated that the clamp down could shave three percent off annual sales.
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And there are a couple of legislative proposals in California that would clamp down on bots.
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Yes. Will we make appropriate tweaks and adjustments to not inadvertently clamp down on legitimate investment?
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The company said it would clamp down on these proxies or unblockers in a few weeks.
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A bill is currently before Congress which would further clamp down on the animal crush industry.
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The clamp down on drugs like OxyContin pushed users to street drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
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He's really going to clamp down on immigration and re-write trade rules along protectionists lines.
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It would weaken China's financial inflows, which in turn would clamp down on its military ambitions.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have all vowed to clamp down on the spread of fake news.
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Beijing also suspended regulatory approval for new internet micro-lenders to clamp down on consumer loans.
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More poop on public lands prompts federal agencies to clamp down on dispersed camping, KUER reports.
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Why: House GOP leaders decided to clamp down on amendments to annual spending bills after Rep.
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The revised plan will instead clamp down on the rise in borrowing, sources told the WSJ.
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Demonstrators called on the Prime Minister to resign for failing to clamp down on the violence.
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Congress and the administration have responded with other measures that may clamp down on Hikvision's business.
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First a bit of context: Australia is not alone in trying to clamp down on information.
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Back in June, the City of Paris announced that it would clamp down on scooter startups.
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As local authorities clamp down on corruption, China's wealthy will also fear attracting too much scrutiny.
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At the same time, Wuhan authorities also tried to clamp down on discussion of the virus.
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Separately, Alphabet's C.E.O., Sundar Pichai, has called on regulators to clamp down on facial recognition technology.
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Asif Ghafoor, said that any clamp-down on militants was part of an ongoing domestic policy.
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Election interference has opened the door for the government to clamp down on social media companies.
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Fernandes said he hopes other platforms can learn from their SmartThings findings and clamp down on overprivilege.
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The move to clamp down on Huawei comes amid a tense trade battle between Washington and Beijing.
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Schools can choose to punish students for skipping class, but they can't clamp down on free speech.
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Since taking office last year, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed to clamp down on corruption.
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Higher borrowing costs are also hurting some firms as regulators clamp down on riskier forms of lending.
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President Jacob Zuma said last week that the government would clamp down hard on financial market abuse.
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No one would quarrel with the Trump administration's efforts to clamp down on genuine national-security leaks.
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Chinese regulators are in the third year of a campaign to clamp down on riskier lending practices.
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We need to clamp down on loopholes and unnecessary crony-capitalist deductions to broaden the tax base.
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"It's a law that threatens to clamp down on direct action politics more broadly," he told me.
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But it walks a fine line - a dramatic clamp-down on financial risks could stunt economic growth.
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In the modern era, party bosses tried to clamp down on third parties, but with mixed results.
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The possibility that the Fed would clamp down on inflation initially drove up the dollar index .DXY.
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So as foreign authorities clamp down on crypto in their own way, how will this affect users?
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Fundamentalists believed that in the end times, oppressive governments would clamp down on Christians' rights and liberties.
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The efforts are part of a broader effort to clamp down on social media around the world.
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Few other governments have the power to clamp down as thoroughly as China, or even the desire.
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Internet shutdowns are frequently used to clamp down on civil unrest, particularly during protests and national elections.
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Others place responsibility on the boat operators, saying they refuse to clamp down on aggressive sales practices.
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Brainard also alleges that the TSA puts undue pressure on directors to clamp down on wait times.
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He also planned to clamp down on legal immigration in another action expected as early as Thursday.
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What third executive order is planned that will clamp down on legal immigration in the United States?
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Whether Lam can handle the repercussions of a decision to clamp down militarily is much less clear.
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This could be used to clamp down on Muslims throughout India, potentially triggering a huge humanitarian disaster.
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Vox has been pushing to clamp down on Islamic migration and reassert Roman Catholic values in Spain.
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Democratic lawmakers called on Mr. Watkins to testify about 8chan's efforts to clamp down on extremist content.
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Democratic lawmakers called on Mr. Watkins to testify about 8chan's efforts to clamp down on extremist content.
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The band's popularity grew as the British government tried to clamp down on the country's rave scene.
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In response, government officials and physicians clamp down on the medical supply of the drug in question.
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Short term, companies would see an earnings hit if the U.S. sticks with its clamp-down on Huawei.
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The settlement will be the latest in Mr. Schneiderman's efforts to clamp down on Wall Street's trading activities.
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Laws to combat anti-Islamic hate speech tend to clamp down on free expression, and worsen the tensions.
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They have now decided to clamp down on the use of the most basic needs of civilized living.
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Oxfam said it was making changes to clamp down on misconduct and would act on the report's recommendations.
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Empowering the regime's mostly despised shock troops to clamp down further on dissent could stir even more unrest.
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In 2015 Barcelona elected a left-wing mayor who promised to clamp down on the excesses of tourism.
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The council's director, Adama Coulibaly, said efforts would be made to clamp down on black market cashew flows.
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They're discussing the insidious collaboration of the NHS and the Home Office to clamp down on undocumented migrants.
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Until now, the government's approach has been to clamp down on border traffic instead of receiving the migrants.
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Those results triggered angry protests and at least 28 people died in the police clamp-down that followed.
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He said the country's banks must clamp down on money laundering in the wake of the Panama Papers.
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The Royal Commission into financial services pushed regulators to clamp down on everything from prosecutions to executive pay.
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Facebook has faced pressure to clamp down on fake news, and has begun warning about suspected hoax stories.
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If Britain were out of Europe, the country could clamp down on freedom of movement between member states.
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This week the EU promised more aid to African and Middle Eastern countries that clamp down on migrants.
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Understandably, many people are increasingly calling on social media platforms to clamp down even more on hate speech.
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It's time for FDA and FTC to clamp down on these deceptive business practices once and for all.
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The company has said it is working to improve the platform and clamp down on misinformation and abuse.
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Authorities are trying to clamp down on the Toronto and Vancouver markets amid fears of a possible bubble.
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The board was created as part of a series of measures to clamp down on freewheeling financial markets.
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And it urges the SSA to clamp down on claims specialists who provide break-even analysis to enrollees.
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Texas will also deploy another 250 troops along with military equipment and aircraft to clamp down on security.
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Blumenthal encouraged the FTC to clamp down on Facebook's broad abilities to access and internally transfer user data.
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Islamic authorities outlawed sodomy in 103, expanding Aceh's Shariah law to clamp down on the region's LGBT community.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has urged social media companies to clamp down on gun sales organized on their platforms.
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YouTube will clamp down on content that shows people engaging in dangerous activities or pranks that cause emotional distress.
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Jabra's ear pads, also covered in a leather-like material, clamp down just enough to create a good seal.
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But David Ndii of Africa Economics, a think-tank in Nairobi, doubts regional authorities will ever really clamp down.
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But it also draws scrutiny from regulators around the world seeking to clamp down on so-called "tax havens".
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European leaders are worried that Ankara is using the failed putsch as a pretext to clamp down on dissent.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as corporate tax avoidance.
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Canadian governments have acted five times since 2008 to clamp down on heated markets, most recently in December 2015.
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Despite years of trying to clamp down, critics say the government has failed to bring tax avoidance under control.
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Under-equipped West African maritime forces are struggling to clamp down on illegal foreign vessels, many of them Chinese.
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The government has banned small-scale mining as part of a general clamp-down on illegal miners last year.
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Daimler and other European automakers are aggressively expanding in electric vehicles as European regulators clamp down on diesel emissions.
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He has overseen a broad effort to both restrict Western influence and clamp down on grass-roots Chinese activism.
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The rogue state has been hit with additional sanctions, in an effort to clamp down on its aggressive activities.
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The existing declaration has aroused fears that the government is using its emergency powers to clamp down on critics.
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At the same time, he has pledged to clean up government and clamp down on embezzlement of public funds.
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Twitter has said it will clamp down on content that increases people's chances of contracting or transmitting the coronavirus.
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It may also put troops on its southern border and take more steps to clamp down on drug trafficking.
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That threatens to clamp down on German spending, which would spill over to affect other parts of the eurozone.
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The decision comes two months after FIFA tightened its disciplinary code to clamp down on discriminatory songs and chants.
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Though he once called himself "pro-choice," Mr. Trump has moved aggressively to clamp down on access to abortions.
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Laguens charged that Nance is just the latest effort from the Trump administration to clamp down on women's rights.
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Some believe the push to clamp down on proxy firms is really about a desire to protect executive pay.
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We know we've got an opportunity to clamp down and make baskets and get ourselves back in the game.
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President Donald Trump wants DACA to end and has moved to clamp down on both illegal and legal immigration.
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Monday's deadline to release those reports was seen as a test of Trump's willingness to clamp down on Russia.
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Cryptocurrencies also took a hammering, fuelled by speculation that regulators are preparing to clamp down on the digital-currency market.
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President Trump has said he may clamp down on highly skilled H-1B visas, which Indian companies rely heavily on.
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The Red Wolves built a 16-12 lead before the Hoosiers started to clamp down and create opportunities in transition.
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Authorities say the scheme, which also levies a $20 fee, is designed to clamp down on immoral or prejudiced content.
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We often hear about efforts to clamp down on abuse, for example by regulating pain clinics and monitoring prescription patterns.
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The hearing will provide a fresh gut check on Washington's willingness to clamp down on tech and start regulating it.
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Lopez Obrador pledged in his manifesto to clamp down on financial crime, and tighten money laundering, banking and tax regulations.
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Still, some lawmakers and technologists have perceived some of Twitter's efforts to clamp down on terrorist-related posts as toothless.
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It will not stop us from doing our mission, trying to assist and trying to clamp down on radical Islam.
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In 2014 Iraq accepted a United Nations recommendation to clamp down on discrimination, including on the ground of sexual orientation.
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Addict turned informant Initially, the spread of carfentanil blindsided local authorities who were already trying to clamp down on fentanyl.
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On top of those two responses, Krueger also said China may clamp down on the companies operating within its borders.
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Smelters continue to try and work their way around Beijing's clamp-down but the loop-holes appear to be closing.
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Will the industry soar past the billion-dollar mark, or will the next administration clamp down on the reefer madness?
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The agency says the rules will protect the environment, but industry officials fear it will clamp down on their drilling.
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Jack Dorsey and the team at Twitter have vowed to clamp down on harassment on the platform in the past.
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President Trump has tried to enlist China's help in dealing with North Korea to specifically clamp down on these companies.
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Facebook and Twitter are often under fire in Europe for failing to clamp down on hate speech on their platforms.
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In other remarks, he warned Mr Erdogan against using the coup as an excuse to clamp down on his opponents.
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NGOs slammed the move as a push to clamp down on civil society and place the sector under government control.
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But the effort to legislate against protests runs deeper than a desire to clamp down on the anti-Trump resistance.
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As the US continues to clamp down on abortion, India is working – albeit slowly – to extend women's access to it.
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The Bank said last week that the quality of mortgages being issued had improved since the clamp-down on credit.
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Rivals have alleged the two clubs have benefited unfairly from overvalued sponsor contracts and have urged UEFA to clamp down.
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In Trump's America, visa rejections aren't about making the United States safer — they exist to clamp down on opposing viewpoints.
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Now that you are married, he feels entitled to clamp down on his possessiveness, which has morphed into extreme control.
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The response: It hasn't been easy to clamp down on the opioid epidemic, which has shown no signs of abating.
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But fears China may start to clamp down have led to months of often violent street protests in the territory.
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To keep a cap on promised social spending, they plan to clamp down on waste and corruption in government procurement.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as egregious corporate tax avoidance.
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The ban was seen as yet another attempt by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to clamp down on freedom of expression.
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Mexico agreed to clamp down on people smuggling networks and deploy security forces to curb illegal immigration from Central America.
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That proposal—and the sentiment underlying it—continue to hamper Mr Trump's efforts to clamp down on entry to America's shores.
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The government, for example, just started to clamp down on people's use of bank cards to buy overseas life insurance policies.
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On Wednesday, Trump had said the pharmaceutical industry was "getting away with murder" and vowed to clamp down on drug pricing.
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Germany not alone in Europe at seeking to clamp down on illegal content being spread and amplified via social media, either.
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Getting a predator to feel pain and release —rather than freeze and clamp down—would be a very useful defensive tool.
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Well, I guess what I mean by that is there's greater political support to clamp down on from a regulatory standpoint.
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Over the summer, Haley called the blockade an "opportunity" for the US to clamp down on Gulf countries' support for terrorism.
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But Trump seems to be asserting he can clamp down on them and stop it from enforcing its terms of service.
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Chris Christie holds sway, could try to clamp down on states legalizing, since marijuana remains technically illegal at the federal level.
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WhatsApp today announced another protection for users in an effort to clamp down on the spread of fake news and misinformation.
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Instead, it offers to clamp down on distractions at a system level in a way that Apple has never before offered.
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The clamp down after these incidents was "stronger than anyone could imagine," David Gurle, founder and CEO of Symphony, told CNBC.
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The new DSA has "vaguely-worded provisions that would allow authorities to clamp down even more on dissent," the group said.
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Trump's administration has ordered a study into the causes of U.S. trade deficits and a clamp-down on import duty evasion.
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Earlier this week Obama called on Kenya's leaders to turn their backs on divisive ethnic politics and clamp down on corruption.
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In order to clamp down on corruption, international aid needs to focus on smaller, more labor-intensive projects that employ locals.
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Rescue operations at sea and policing to clamp down on the situation are extremely limited in the region, de Boeck said.
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When trouble erupted in July the knee-jerk response was to blame Pakistan and to clamp down hard on the protests.
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If governments don't take demand weakness seriously, they will find the pressure to clamp down on trade increasingly difficult to resist.
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The effectiveness of the ongoing clamp-down seems to have led to pockets of tightness in the domestic steel supply chain.
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One, he could use the power of the federal government to clamp down on comedic content of which he doesn't approve.
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Monday's rules would clamp down on serial acquirers, including inverted companies who then purchase a number of United States-based targets.
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Instead, this feels like another example of Twitter's slow pace when it comes to making changes to clamp down on abuse.
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The Washington Post, where Hewitt writes columns, is also seeking to clamp down on potential conflicts of interest amid the news.
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Then place your vegetable, fruit, cheese, or whatever you want to dice on the base and clamp down on the lid.
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Provincial governments in Ontario and British Columbia have both taken measures to clamp down on foreign buyers blamed for soaring prices.
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Cuban officials may be wary that the next president will reverse recent changes and clamp down on travel to the island.
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The opposition says the government was using repressive laws to restrict its campaigns and that there was a media clamp down.
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The detentions are part of China&aposs hardline counterterrorism policy in the region, which purports to clamp down on religious radicalism.
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Police officers have handed out a flurry of civil summonses to try to clamp down on disruptive behavior on the subway.
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Trump also declared a national emergency during the press conference, freeing up federal dollars to help clamp down on COVID-19.
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The violence near Battery Park goes back about two years, and has occurred despite efforts by the authorities to clamp down.
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The Trump administration has announced a more aggressive strategy to clamp down on Iran's nuclear program and involvement in foreign affairs.
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Amazon isn&apost the only big tech company under scrutiny who is now trying to clamp down on employees who protest.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to punish Mexico and Central American countries if they fail to clamp down on the migrant flows.
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Absolute Strategy Research's Hessel did not expand on how he expected either country to clamp down on their respective tech industries.
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Supporters say it's a simple protection from frivolous lawsuits, while critics fear it will clamp down on consumers' ability to sue.
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Just recently, U.K. lawmakers said they want to clamp down on the "Wild West" cryptocurrency market and make it more legitimate.
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The government has turned to other administrative and regulatory measures in recent weeks to curb outflows and clamp down on speculation.
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Using trade policy measures like tariffs to clamp down on deficits can end up being a game of whack-a-mole.
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Until we truly clamp down on the overall flow of money in politics, we are leaving open a wide avenue for infiltration.
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With labor markets already tight in many parts of the country, a clamp-down on immigration could leave businesses with unfilled jobs.
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But if there is, "the state licensing authority and medical boards are going to have to clamp down on that," Hotez says.
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In 2014 William visited the Oval Office, where he and President Obama discussed the campaign to clamp down on illegal wildlife trafficking.
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As the labour market tightens, and state and local lawmakers clamp down on unpopular scheduling practices, more firms are likely to follow.
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Over the border Serbia would clamp down on Bosniak nationalists in Sandzak who dream of incorporating that region into a Greater Bosnia.
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The central bank's clamp-down on NDF trading may have been aimed at tighter enforcement of existing regulations against offshore ringgit trading.
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In 2014, William visited the Oval Office, where he and President Obama discussed the campaign to clamp down on illegal wildlife trafficking.
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It could work to clamp down on common gripes about, for example, China's habit of dumping its excess capacity on global markets.
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Mr Carson has pledged to clamp down on extravagant spending at his department, which oversees programmes offering affordable housing to poor families.
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Regulators have in recent months started to clamp down on ICOs, online fundraisers through which new cryptocurrencies are parceled out to buyers.
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The result may be that advances in this area will be slow as regulators clamp down on anything that seems too anarchic.
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Shanghai shares fell 1.7 percent after state media signalled Beijing would tolerate more market volatility as regulators clamp down on riskier financing.
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Eventually she did clamp down on the fruit, producing an explosion of blue jello that signaled they were having a baby boy.
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As American companies are forced to clamp down on online speech, the response of the international community will be interesting to watch.
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ANZ's Hynes said this was partly due to China's clamp-down on currency outflows and was not as bearish as it appeared.
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Several major tech firms are reevaluating their core value of openness as they clamp down on white supremacist rhetoric on their platforms.
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"We have clamped down on Indian scientists because we cannot clamp down on Romanian fruit pickers," says Matt Ridley, a science writer.
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Members of the U.S. Congress in particular have called for China, and Chinese banks, to do more to clamp down on Pyongyang.
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Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, is expected to announce plans today to try to clamp down on money laundering in his country.
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But we've seen a push within the healthcare industry to clamp down on the shady and opaque practices of digital health startups.
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This has fueled expectation for strategic options for the business, which is also benefiting from a regulatory clamp-down on diesel vehicles.
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Multiple reports published Monday said the president wanted to reinstitute the policy as he attempts to clamp down on illegal border crossings.
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But despite calls to clamp down on the weaponization of such material, lawmakers have made little headway on legislation on the matter.
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The miner has since looked to clamp down on costs and is aiming to grow margins with a new, higher grade product.
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The clamp-down came in response to the Hapoalim investigation and similar cases with two other top lenders - Leumi, and Mizrahi Tefahot.
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It is the latest school to clamp down on Greek letter organizations following incidents of hazing, misconduct, and even deaths of students.
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Big meetings and live entertainment are increasingly being canceled or going online, as states, cities and companies clamp down on big gatherings.
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In response, the police and military forces who had already been deployed to the streets began to violently clamp down on protesters.
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Mr. Trump's order was part of his effort to clamp down on immigration, especially a caravan of migrants gathering at border cities.
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For a team that knows how to pick a lock on offense, they also know how to clamp down when it counts.
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None of Spain's main parties contest the country's membership in the euro, Europe's single currency, or threaten to clamp down on immigration.
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As thousands of coronavirus cases are being recorded across the world, governments are trying everything to clamp down on its rapid spread.
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Facebook is continuing to clamp down on users in Myanmar who are using the service to further ethnic violence in the country.
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The idea is popular among environmentalists, Democrats and some conservative economists as a simple way to clamp down on carbon dioxide emissions.
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The White House said this week the president would reject two bills that clamp down on federal agencies' authority to issue rules.
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Those gifted with large noggins, be warned: you might find that these on-ear headphones clamp down too hard on your ears.
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The apparent goal is to clamp down on foreigners giving birth to children in the US who become, by birth, American citizens.
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And Tipper Gore, the (now former) wife of former Vice President Al Gore, was trying to clamp down on the good stuff.
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Main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa said he feared the government would use the incident as a pretext to clamp down on opponents.
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The government also said it would significantly increase the penalties of stealing IP and use technology to clamp down on bad behavior.
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Pichai will be looking for any signs that the new President is going to clamp down on the information Google can collect.
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The key change appears to have been the Chinese authorities' clamp down on stocks trading last year in reaction to excessive volatility.
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And attempts by the U.S. to clamp down on the militias as a power play against Iran could backfire, some analysts warn.
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Joseph Dunn, 113, was also cooling off in the creek when he felt the animal's jaws clamp down on his left leg.
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I was trying to clamp down all these hopes I had for it, but I was so terrified of having any expectations.
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Worries about a clamp-down on the world's internet and social media giants and mounting recession jitters remained in the background for investors.
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Beijing periodically clamp down on what it deems to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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Though censors have attempted to clamp down on access to VPNs, other alternatives like proxy client Shadowsocks are harder for authorities to target.
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How well Dusk will actually be able to clamp down on trolling won't be known until the app's audience reaches a certain size.
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His party's policies promised to renationalize mail, rail and water services, increase tax on the highest earners and clamp down on corporate excess.
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Shanghai shares, however, fell 249.86 percent after state media signalled Beijing would tolerate more market volatility as regulators clamp down on riskier financing.
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In 2014, William visited the Oval Office, where he and then-President Obama discussed the campaign to clamp down on illegal wildlife trafficking.
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Despite the largely successful clamp down on information by the insurgents, it was a tip off by an informer that stopped the Aug.
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If it were as easy to clamp down on terrorism as Trump thinks it is, our government would have done it long ago.
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Instead, it appears probable that he will further clamp down on civil liberties, acting on his authoritarian instincts and retaliating against his detractors.
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But by the end of the 19th century the state had begun to clamp down on the exploitation of children in the West.
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Daimler is one of a number of German automakers massively expanding in electric vehicles as European regulators clamp down on toxic diesel emissions.
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Lawmakers have introduced several pieces of legislation since then that seek to clamp down on the company, China's second largest telecommunications equipment maker.
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But the promise to create 0003,000 jobs is unlikely to derail the city's effort to clamp down on the spread of e-scooters.
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In 260 President Francisco Flores put soldiers on the streets and threw thousands of gang members into prison to clamp down on crime.
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More than 1 million humans die on the roads each year, but we clamp down on robot drivers when they kill one person.
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But the second time a purveyor of plastic straws defies the ban is when the heavy hand of the law could clamp down.
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The British committee's 14-month investigation is part of an aggressive campaign by European authorities to clamp down on powerful American tech giants.
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Authorities are also struggling to clamp down on illegal borrowing by local governments, according to a report in financial magazine Caixin last month.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's subprime mortgage providers are increasingly teaming up with unregulated rivals to sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending.
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Unless Europe soon restores order, political pressure will force Mrs Merkel to clamp down unilaterally, starting a wave of border closures (see article).
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TC: With so much money flooding out of the country, do you think China could clamp down on those assets in some way?
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The problem is compounded by the current political climate, where both presidential candidates have indicated a desire to clamp down on big banks.
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Switzerland's financial watchdog FINMA said on Thursday that banks must clamp down on money laundering, as the Geneva prosecutor opened a criminal probe.
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Lawmakers worldwide are trying to clamp down on complex tax structures that have allowed many multinational companies to significantly lower their tax liability.
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Since taking power in 2014, Modi has axed the country's two largest banknotes in a sudden decision to clamp down on currency fraud.
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After the latest CCTS report, the regulator is considering additional steps to clamp down on badly-behaving telecoms, Maker told the Toronto Star.
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Even before taking office, he and his minions have threatened to clamp down on journalists and dissenters, demonstrating contempt for the First Amendment.
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Such actions take place in spite of official prohibitions, but with Mr. Trump at ringside, Secret Service officers are likely to clamp down.
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For once, this is not a failure of Big Tech to clamp down on sophisticated — and coordinated — online campaigns to spread fake news.
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German lawmakers are mulling potential hefty fines against tech companies if they do not clamp down on fake news and online hate speech.
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Despite years of trying to clamp down, opposition lawmakers and campaign groups say the government has failed to bring the problem under control.
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The civil liberties group said that in issuing the summons, the government appeared to simply be trying to clamp down on online dissent.
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The right-wing candidates Marine Le Pen and François Fillon are pledging to tighten the borders and clamp down even harder on migration.
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Growth in finance from financial markets, rather than banks, made it harder for regulators to clamp down on excessive credit growth, she added.
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The White House said this week the president would reject two bills that would clamp down on federal agencies' authority to issue rules.
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The court ruling was the first move in what could be months of legal challenges to Trump's push to clamp down on immigration.
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He vows to "conquer Islamic totalitarianism," promises to clamp down on mass immigration, and calls for a closer relationship with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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Enforcement agents have compared border protection to squeezing a balloon: clamp down in one area and the mass only shifts to another point.
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Amnesty International said it feared O'Donovan would not be the last to be arrested in the government's "clamp down on social media platforms".
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He signaled during the campaign that he's sloppy and ignorant just as clearly as he signaled a desire to clamp down on refugees.
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U.S. technology stocks bounced back from Tuesday's sharp selloff, driven by worries about a clamp-down on the world's internet and social media giants.
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More than 60 countries signed an agreement to clamp down on companies' tax-avoidance practices, such as shifting titular headquarters to low-tax jurisdictions.
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EU governments reached a preliminary deal in December to clamp down on money laundering by strengthening bank supervision through the European Banking Authority (EBA).
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The frequency of the shutdowns has raised concerns that internal security is being used as a justification to clamp down on freedom of expression.
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So while we clamp down on heavy emitters and deploy cleaner alternatives, we also need to come up with new answers to climate change.
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The stock has retreated in recent sessions following news that Canada plans to ban some bundled residential mortgages to clamp down on risky lending.
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In other words, our only way of dodging catastrophic wildfires and flooding and droughts is to clamp down and stop using so much shit.
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Yet the United States government only this year decided to clamp down on these treatments, with a recent policy from the Federal Trade Commission.
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In other words, both Republicans and Democrats in the US — and many European nations — wanted Shokin gone for failing to clamp down on graft.
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It's part of a continued push to clamp down on companies — including, potentially, some in the tech industry — that hire foreigners instead of Americans.
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WOKE doesn't try to clamp down on a single definition of the eponymous term but demonstrates the reward of confronting faults and exploring ambivalence.
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This intelligence was passed to Belizean authorities and British forces, which remarkably agreed to help the Guatemalan regime clamp down on its own opponents.
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But the United States government only recently decided to clamp down on these bogus treatments, with a new policy from the Federal Trade Commission.
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And as critics have emphasized from the beginning, paranoid webmasters will simply clamp down hard on anything that could possibly get themselves in trouble.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan / GettyThe British government is preparing to publish its plans to clamp down on social networks that distribute and promote harmful content.
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It is the administration's latest step to clamp down on the food stamps program, which covers 38 million Americans, and other public assistance services.
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Together with President Trump's plans to overhaul the legal immigration process, Lawrence said they are all indications of a possible clamp down on TPS.
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The authorities had warned last week that police officers would start going after drivers directly, in an effort to clamp down on the service.
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Chinese authorities have been trying to clamp down on risky forms of lending as part of a broader campaign to contain systemic financial risks.
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BNM said the clamp down was to "ensure orderliness and stability of our markets", but stressed that it did not amount to capital controls.
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Attempts have been made to clamp down on borderline content across Facebook's apps, with Instagram most recently unveiling an AI-powered anti-bully initiative.
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Others claim it was primarily an attempt to clamp down on the common practice of officials hiring their wives and other relatives as staffers.
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And there have been efforts to clamp down on the corruption that has starved front-line troops of the guns and ammunition they need.
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NR: China could clamp down and close everything up, but I think it's extremely unlikely at this point, because China has crossed the chasm.
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Arterbury pointed to the ongoing private sales of arms on Facebook, too, a practice that Facebook itself vowed to clamp down on in 2016.
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Yet Chicago has struggled to clamp down on its gun problem, despite fairly strict gun laws, largely thanks to the limits of its borders.
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Bill Clinton's attempt to clamp down on pay in the 1990s left a loophole for the use of stock options that firms marched through.
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People close to the government said leaders were hesitant to clamp down for fear of alienating radical fundamentalists, who form a large voting bloc.
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In his campaign Trump, a political novice, has vowed to clamp down on immigration, rethink trade relations and slap high tariffs on imported goods.
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Chinese regulators periodically clamp down on what they deem to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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Following the excesses of the Neumann era, WeWork's two new co-CEOs, Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, are trying to clamp down on costs.
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At the G-20 Summit, China agreed to control its production of fentanyl and clamp down on its illicit distribution to the United States.
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Primary producers, those turning mined concentrates into refined lead, have not been spared the rolling environmental clamp-down taking place across China's industrial landscape.
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Chinese authorities have been trying to clamp down on riskier forms of lending as part of a broader campaign to reduce systemic financial risks.
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He's directed law enforcers at DHS to clamp down on undocumented immigrants, making virtually everyone living in the country illegally a target for deportation.
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The company is one of a number of German automakers massively expanding in electric vehicles as European regulators clamp down on toxic diesel emissions.
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After independence, the law was retained and successive administrations have since used it to clamp down on activists, journalists, students and other critical voices.
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Last month Elliptic said it was working with the Internet Watch Foundation to clamp down on the use of bitcoin for online child pornography.
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It is one of the latest companies to clamp down on travel because of the outbreak, which has caused at least 2,797 deaths globally.
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However, he denied that it was aimed at curbing Singapore's expansion plans, saying it was a move to clamp down on illegal sand smuggling.
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A few months later, Duterte launched his notorious campaign to clamp down hard on drug dealers -- and to suspend civil liberties in the process.
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It is also lining up other countries to clamp down on the forced transfer of technology to China — all steps that will provoke Beijing.
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The Catalan police, some of whom defied Madrid by refusing to clamp down on the referendum, are also now officially under central government control.
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A former global brand manager at Red Bull has launched a campaign calling on the UK government to clamp down on online data brokers.
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He also suggested the country could experiment with creating an alternative social network with verified profiles, in order to clamp down on misleading content.
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But few seemed to consider that the case might also serve as a model for other nations eager to clamp down on press freedom.
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U Khin Maung Lwin, a taxi driver in Yangon, said he welcomed the Buddhist authority's moves to clamp down on Ma Ba Tha's activities.
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It was yet another instance in which Mexico has sought to clamp down on Central American migrant caravans arriving at its border with Guatemala.
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Nashville's defense continued to clamp down in the frame's remainder, and the Jets fired only eight more shots on Saros as the period ended.
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An outcry over the collapse prompted the government to try to clamp down on bosses who do not do enough to protect workers' pensions.
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Indonesian police have been sweeping the country's red-light districts with raids, in an effort to clamp down on prostitution in the conservative nation.
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The move was part of the company's efforts to clamp down on the spread of hate speech and incitement to violence on its platform.
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European Union governments reached a preliminary deal last month to clamp down on money laundering by strengthening bank supervision through the European Banking Authority.
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Hong Kong police arrested 21 Uber drivers for illegal car-hiring as part of a clamp down against the company's operations in the city.
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Chinese officials have begun to clamp down on prolific deal makers like Anbang, whose chairman was recently detained by the police for undisclosed reasons.
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Facebook has been under significant pressure from lawmakers across the globe — and particularly in Europe — to clamp down on hate speech on its network.
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Peterson said that the Chinese yuan, or the renminbi (RMB), would likely be a casualty of any move to clamp down on the financial sector.
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As lawmakers in Brussels clamp down on U.S. companies sending customer data across the Atlantic, the ability to store data in Europe is becoming essential.
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Trump, who fashioned his 2016 presidential campaign around a pledge to clamp down on illegal immigration, has now turned the political landscape on its head.
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It is being closely watched by multinational companies as governments around the world clamp down on what they deem elaborate means of reducing tax obligations.
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The court wants to clamp down on drink-driving, but its decision has affected tens of thousands of businesses, including restaurants and five-star resorts.
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The law intended to clamp down on the tax exemption of bonds used to finance many sports stadiums (though not the proposed Las Vegas arena).
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The raids, which happened on Friday morning, are the latest episode in the government's attempt to clamp down on growing labor unrest in southern China.
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If Beijing's clamp down on its REE sector is generating higher prices, Beijing also has the means to cap those prices in the short term.
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Brexiteers had promised that, once shot of the EU and its rules on free movement, Britain could more easily clamp down on arrivals from abroad.
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In March the Treasury, echoing the UN panel's recommendations on North Korea, urged businesses to adopt more robust methods to clamp down on sanctions violations.
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The central government is trying to clamp down on air pollution and setting aggressive targets for clean energy sources like nuclear, hydro, wind, and solar.
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The guidelines are the latest new rules on overseas investment as Beijing moves to clamp down on cross-border capital outflows and halt questionable investments.
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Defensively, among the Giants objectives will be to clamp down on Rams running back Todd Gurley, currently fifth in the league with 627 rushing yards.
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" To prevent these, Google says it's staffed well enough to "get ahead of abuse, clamp down on malicious activity, and react rapidly to breaking threats.
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Beijing's clamp-down on corruption and conspicuous spending since 2012 as well as the stock market fall have hurt the Chinese market for luxury goods.
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"The battle is not over... (We) still have time to close these loopholes and clamp down on destructive palm oil entering the EU," he said.
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The President and I are working together with a large group of people now to suppress and clamp down the nefarious nature of these leaks.
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President Donald Trump promised during his 2016 campaign to clamp down on illegal immigration and keep immigrants who contest deportation locked up during the process.
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Critics say Ethiopia, sandwiched between volatile Somalia and Sudan, regularly uses security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and clamp down on media freedoms.
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Suboi is Vietnam's "Queen of hip-hop" His remarks come as Vietnam moves to clamp down on social media, in order to control public dissent.
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But experts say the growing economy has not kept up with a rising population, while critics complain about corruption and a clamp-down on dissent.
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Back in August, when presidential candidate Donald Trump took a pledge to help clamp down on pornography, smut lovers across the land laughed it off.
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One of the Internet's hubs of some of that activity — Reddit, the online discussion forum — has been taking steps to clamp down on that behavior.
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Augustin had 83 of his 18 points in the first half before Paul and the Clippers began to clamp down on his production after intermission.
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Trump promised during his campaign to cut taxes, clamp down on immigration and repeal President Barack Obama's signature Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
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The country's so-called coming social credit system, designed to clamp down control over the private behavior of Chinese citizens, will certainly not help matters.
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This has to end, which is why I welcome calls by French President Emmanuel Macron to clamp down on the proliferation of online fake news.
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The Department of Justice's (DOJ) internal watchdog is reviewing whether the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is doing enough to clamp down on illegal opioid distribution.
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Police and paramilitaries -- masked, armed men in pickup trucks -- continue to clamp down on protests and those supporting them, as fear grows throughout the country.
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Beijing's financial risk clamp-down has already slowly pushed up borrowing costs, and is restricting alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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Meanwhile, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies staged a modest rebound following two days of heavy losses tied to fears about regulatory clamp-down around the world.
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But this year has marked a tipping point with China, a dominant producer of so many industrial metals, launching its own clamp-down on pollution.
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As state lawmakers and the health industry work to clamp down on opioid abuse, they've begun placing controversial limits on the opioids doctors can prescribe.
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Apart from vague reassurances, there is no guarantee that any new law will not be used to restrict speech and clamp down on civil society.
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Councils in the city are threatening to clamp down on ice cream trucks that roam their streets if they do not become more environmentally friendly.
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In June, a global antiterrorism watchdog group put Pakistan on a "gray list" for not doing enough to clamp down on terrorist groups at home.
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Sam Jones, once a Red Bull global brand manager, has launched a campaign calling on the UK government to clamp down on online data brokers.
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Rather, in such situations, voters are drawn to hard-liners who promise to clamp down on political opponents and institutions that are seen as threatening.
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He sided with Republicans to clamp down on "sanctuary cities" that protect undocumented immigrants, and on legislation to quickly deport unaccompanied minors from Central America.
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When this type of atrocity occurs, we all must clamp down and find ways to stop hateful ideologies from spreading and seeping into our society.
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In various Chinese municipalities, the combination of facial recognition technology and AI is being used to the benefit of authorities to clamp down on crime.
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The vote follows a Thursday declaration from the White House that it would seek to clamp down on asylum claims at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"We don't want to clamp down on freedom of speech, but we need to challenge this kind of rhetoric ... and that's a longer term investment."
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Those include efforts to clamp down on "corporate inversions" — in which American companies merge with foreign companies to take advantage of lower tax rates abroad.
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They fear it would jeopardize the future of programs which help reduce substance abuse in youth and coordinate efforts to clamp down on drug trafficking.
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Amnesty said Iranian authorities had carried out a "wide-scale clamp down designed to instil fear and prevent anyone from speaking out about what happened".
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They fear it would jeopardize the future of programs that help reduce substance abuse in youth and coordinate efforts to clamp down on drug trafficking.
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Democrats are looking to clamp down significantly on fossil fuels and enact ever-more aggressive and expensive plans, embodied around the Green New Deal rhetoric.
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"In certain large areas — Germany and Italy especially — the effort is now being made to clamp down the freedom of the human spirit," he wrote.
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The talks, hosted by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, are aimed at pressuring authorities to clamp down on migrants heading for the southern U.S. border.
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China released the first-quarter trade data just days after President Trump urged its leader, Xi Jinping, to clamp down on trade with North Korea.
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Sandu joined politics in 2012 as an education minister, where she became well known for her efforts to clamp down on rampant cheating during exams.
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The NFL recently tried to clamp down on the protests, setting up a policy requiring players and other staff to stand up for the anthem.
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In particular, it can and should clamp down on fake-news content mills to at least prevent them from swamping everything else on the platform.
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"I felt a strong whoosh of water, something clamp down on my arm and assumed my husband was playing a prank on me," she tells PEOPLE.
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Germany has been the most aggressive country in regulating Facebook, and is reportedly about to clamp down on the kinds of information the firm can collect.
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But critics have argued it hasn't done enough to clamp down on harassment, amid calls that Twitter and Facebook referee more posts that are factually incorrect.
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Following Google and Facebook's vow to clamp down on fake news, Dimitri says he knows people have lost tens of thousands after their accounts were shuttered.
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Federal and provincial authorities have taken a number of measures over the last two years to clamp down on overheated housing markets, especially in big cities.
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Healthcare stocks in Europe ended 0.71 percent lower after Donald Trump indicated in his opening comments that he would firmly clamp down on the pharmaceuticals industry.
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Governments are fueling inequality by underfunding public services whilst "under taxing" corporations and the wealthy and failing to clamp down on tax evasion, the report alleged.
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Now, in a supposed attempt to clamp down on pirating, multiple TV providers have launched lawsuits against third-party sites where users can download these plugins.
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That comes as the restaurant operator's mainland China stores remain shuttered until further notice, as authorities see to clamp down on the spread of the virus.
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"In the past year, the Vietnamese authorities have made a clear effort to clamp down on social media," Nguyen Truong Son, Amnesty's Vietnam Campaigner, told Reuters.
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Canada passed its own "Magnitsky Act" in October to clamp down on officials "who have committed gross violations" of human rights, a move that infuriated Putin.
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The slow regulatory process isn't the only reason for the lag: Starting in 2008, the FDA attempted to clamp down on e-cigarettes by other means.
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In part that's because Twitter has found more ways to clamp down on them and, in part, that some of the technology behind them has improved.
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In response, both Google and Facebook are taking steps to clamp down on fake news—content that some argue had an impact on the entire election.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Saudi Arabia arrested a prominent human rights activist on Tuesday in what advocacy groups called the kingdom's latest effort to clamp down on dissent.
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Although it is incumbent on Pakistan to clamp down on its proxies, the angrier Kashmiris are, the easier it is for Pakistani warmongers to recruit them.
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The agency's plans to clamp down on lenders who only cater to consumers with the worst credit could temporarily freeze underbanked Americans out of the marketplace.
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The two countries say they will also clamp down on agencies who send workers illegally, or who fail to pay social-security and health-insurance contributions.
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According to this person, early Stripe employees were allowed to sell some shares, but the company subsequently amended its bylaws to clamp down on the practice.
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But concerns have grown in recent years that Beijing is ignoring the terms of the deal to clamp down on Hong Kong's political and civil liberties.
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A Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency given Trump's promises to clamp down on immigration and rethink trade relations.
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The new bearer share proposal, recommended by an OECD panel, aims to clamp down on tax avoidance by people using shell-companies to hold bearer shares.
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Lopez Obrador has vowed to clamp down on financial crimes such as money laundering and tax evasion, and he has not been shy about blaming banks.
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Beijing's clamp-down on financial risks had also slowed credit demand somewhat, while some mid-sized companies have struggled to pass on higher prices to consumers.
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The government will "clamp down even harder on its critics and independent news media", warns Ricardo Paz of Xtrategia Política, a consultancy that advises political campaigns.
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Egypt is trying to clamp down on Islamist militants who stepped up attacks after the army toppled president Mohammed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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It is tough for central banks to make such promises credibly; having escaped the liquidity trap, their instinct will be to clamp down on resulting inflation.
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In discussing the pressing need to clamp down on spaces where this poisonous ideology flourishes, May singled out the Internet as a breeding ground for extremism.
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But the city-state's small and medium-sized businesses are facing the burnt of a global economic slowdown, compounded by a clamp down on foreign workers.
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The government wants to clamp down on illegal recruitment agencies and said warnings will be issued to local cable television operators that air their tempting advertisements.
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The Colorado Avalanche will need to clamp down defensively when they begin their four-game road trip Monday against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.
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States clap back over pot clamp down: Attorney General Jeff Session has quickly become known as the national buzzkill for his hyperactive assault on criminalizing weed.
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At the moment, Africa has a patchwork of national agencies, many short of funds and expertise to clamp down on fakes or approve genuine drugs efficiently.
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The deal would have allowed them to make it easier to store user data across borders, offer stricter copyright protections and clamp down on digital pirating.
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Chinese authorities have been trying to clamp down on riskier forms of lending as part of a broader campaign to contain and reduce systemic financial risks.
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President Xi Jinping has overseen measures to clamp down on independent online media, while reasserting the ruling Communist Party's role in limiting and guiding online discussion.
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Future American laws limiting information sharing with China could clamp down on the U.S. technology sector, said John Vinh, equity research analyst at KeyBanc Capital Markets.
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Russia's decision to clamp down on digital currencies comes one month after Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that he would move to regulate bitcoin use.
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He added that Erdogan's recent actions show the leader's frustration that, while he can clamp down on Turkish press, he is unable to control foreign media.
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Painting Silicon Valley as an arm of corporate Democrats, she sought damages of at least $50 million for the supposed clamp-down on her free speech.
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Criticism will not be toleratedChina has repeatedly batted away criticism over Xinjiang, saying that its policies helped clamp down on terrorism and violence in the region.
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But there are concerns the firm may face headwinds this year as its banking arm struggles against a regulatory clamp down on off-balance-sheet instruments.
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Ukraine's Western-backed leaders promised reforms to clamp down on corruption when they came to power in 2014 after street protests toppled a pro-Russia president.
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Called the "Fishball Revolution" after the popular Hong Kong street food staple, tensions have risen around city authorities' efforts to clamp down on street food vendors.
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If Cleveland does elect to clamp down on Green, that means they won't be doubling Curry and Klay Thompson above the arc on pick-and-rolls.
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Executives have long defended the platform as a champion of free speech, but have started to clamp down on the type of videos allowed to circulate.
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To clamp down on anti-government demonstrators, yellow clothing with the slogan "Bersih" -- the word meaning "clean" used as the name for the protests -- was banned.
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Russia's decision to clamp down on digital currencies comes one month after Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that he would move to regulate bitcoin use.
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China's biggest banks have banned North Koreans from opening new accounts in an unprecedented move to clamp down on financial flows with the country's unruly neighbour.
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Among other things, it would clamp down on deceptive recruiting and protect students from fake law schools that are not approved by the American Bar Association.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global accountant Deloitte has called on Britain's government not to clamp down on skilled migrants following Brexit, saying it could backfire on the economy.
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Perspective: As state lawmakers and the health industry work to clamp down on opioid abuse, they've begun placing controversial limits on the opioids doctors can prescribe.
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But why these changes now, and from a nominally secular government that seems to have tried, if unevenly, to clamp down on Islamists in other ways?
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Sitting at the Hardees in Orange City last week, Don Engeltjes, 76, said he agreed with Mr. King on the need to clamp down on immigration.
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With a series of national elections in Europe this year, Facebook and Google have said they will clamp down on false reports shared on their platforms.
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Duterte's contentious bid to clamp down on illegal drugs has long been a source of international alarm, with several countries and UN officials condemning the campaign.
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None of this is likely to change unless Trump hires a chief of staff with real authority to clamp down and install a traditional policy process.
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On the regulation of cryptocurrencies, Skingsley said that rules already exist in Sweden and other countries to clamp down on illicit activity and ensure consumer protection.
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Democrats are looking to clamp down significantly on fossil fuels and enact ever-more aggressive and expensive plans, embodied by rhetoric surrounding the Green New Deal.
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To stamp out dissent, the military government is now willing to openly trespass into the religious sphere and clamp down on a very popular Buddhist leader.
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Critics of Comey's dismissal, however, argue that the president was really trying to clamp down on the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Lawmakers critical of Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi's killing and its role in Yemen's civil war are ramping up their efforts to clamp down on the country.
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However, Sino-Australia relations soured in December when Turnbull said his government would introduce new laws to clamp down on improper interference by Beijing in Australian politics.
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A Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency, given the candidate's promises to clamp down on immigration and rethink trade relations.
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Federal Open Market Committee officials would likely use restrictive rates to clamp down on inflation and to address any imbalances the Fed sees in the financial markets.
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The government hasn't banned dog meat yet, but it's made steps recently to clamp down on the sale of dogs at the notorious Yulin dog meat festival.
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Such infrastructure spending has helped to shore up economic growth but is now being scrutinized more closely after the government pledged to clamp down on financial risks.
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China moved to clamp down on excessive speculation in commodities, after weeks of frenzied trading boosted prices and ignited fears of another bubble in its domestic markets.
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He touted efforts to clamp down on illegal immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border after his long-promised wall recently crossed the 100-mile mark in construction.
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The move is the latest in a string of measures taken to clamp down on the sector, which lacks proper credit assessment of borrowers and risk controls.
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It was designed to clamp down on Ron Paul's insurgent campaign, but has the potential to block Kasich at the convention if adopted for the 2016 convention.
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Donald Trump promised to clamp down on American companies that move jobs overseas, suggesting he would impose a 35% tariff on goods they imported back to America.
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The group is concerned now that use of the technology to surveil the surrounding areas of the White House may clamp down on protests in the area.
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The Times notes that these rules are vague, and that there is the possibility that they could be used to clamp down on political and restricted information.
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The European Union has allocated funds to the governments of several countries, including Niger and Turkey, in the hope that they will clamp down on people-smuggling.
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But it also asked the regulator to clamp down on unlawful activity by short-sellers and to ensure there is enough public information about potential market manipulation.
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That purr in your voice will be even breathier and insistent when you ask if [they] want you to spread wider, or clamp down like a vise.
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The move comes amid attempts to clamp down on the country's poorly regulated fund management sector, which has been dogged by runaway managers and misappropriation of investments.
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Nuggets clamp down on Pistons DETROIT — Near the end of a lengthy road trip, the Denver Nuggets delivered one of their strongest defensive performances of the season.
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In recent months, the OCC has told bank examiners to clamp down on illegal transfers but not halt legal money transfers - particularly to and from immigrant communities.
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The Turkish government has used these extraordinary powers not just to clamp down on coup plotters but also to crack down on the opposition parties and activists.
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The Ukrainian library traces its history back to 1918 and has, in various incarnations, weathered a Stalin-era clamp down on Ukrainian literature and World War Two.
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Legislation recently approved by the U.S. House of Representatives would clamp down on trading partners' currency manipulation, but the measure still must be approved by the Senate.
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President Trump pledged to clamp down on obscenity during his campaign, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions publicly declared he would be willing to prosecute porn last year.
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"It's a question of to what extent China will clamp down on trade," said Li, who frequently travels to North Korea, studying its economic ties with China.
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They need to rid their minds of sentimental egalitarianism: the most successful teams have leaders who set an overall direction and clamp down on dithering and waffle.
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Speaking to an American news channel the following day, Mr Kerry warned Mr Erdogan against using the coup as an excuse to clamp down on his opponents.
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The new U.S. sanctions target 27 shipping and trade companies, 85033 vessels and one individual in an effort to clamp down on illicit trade with North Korea.
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Though the Treasury had long signaled it would clamp down on such combinations, many arbitrage funds did not expect that the new rules to be so cataclysmic.
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It is understandable that, as governments become more aware of threats posed in the digital world, their first instinct would be to clamp down on those threats.
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Saudi Arabia and Israel have repeatedly come out against the Iran nuclear deal, and called on Western allies to clamp down on its rival's ballistic missile program.
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Officials have sought to quickly clamp down on Ebola following an outbreak in West Africa in 2014 that garnered attention worldwide and resulted in over 11,000 deaths.
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In recent weeks, Beijing tightened rules to clamp down on risky behavior in the financial sector, which spooked investors and sparked a sell off in mainland markets.
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The shakeup at DHS comes as the administration is considering a range of polices that would clamp down on the influx of migrants at the southern border.
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Mr. Romney ran to the right on immigration in the primaries, pledging to clamp down on the Mexican border and push undocumented workers out of the country.
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Companies themselves may seek to clamp down on their users ahead of such important national occasions, said Charlie Smith, the co-founder of China censorship monitor GreatFire.
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Trump has telegraphed a hard-line position on immigration, and many of his administration's hires have signaled a move to clamp down on the US immigration system.
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The United Nations has voiced concern over the use of the law to clamp down on free speech and has repeatedly called on Thailand to amend it.
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They have said Congress went too far in trying to clamp down on Wall Street and the law imposes burdensome requirements and gives regulators too much power.
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A potential Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency given Trump's promises to clamp down on immigration and rethink trade relations.
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Malaysia already has an arsenal of laws, including a colonial-era Sedition Act, that have been used to clamp down on unfavorable news and social media posts.
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The skeptics held that Thomas' diminutive size disallowed success against defenses that had nothing better to do than to clamp down, contest shots, and make him uncomfortable.
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China has taken several steps in recent months to clamp down on public discourse ahead of a major Communist Party gathering scheduled to take place this month.
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And brands have to decide whether to encourage the creativity of its fans or come off as buzzkills if they try to clamp down on the activity.
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Such infrastructure spending has helped to shore up economic growth but is now being scrutinised more closely after the government pledged to clamp down on financial risks.
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History shows that when platforms clamp down on their users' speech, the people most excluded are the ones most excluded from other aspects of public life, too.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Thursday cast doubt on a Trump administration-backed bill that would clamp down on legal immigration and establish a merit-based immigration system.
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Italy's anti-immigrant Northern League has vowed to clamp down on migration from developing countries if it takes power in a coalition government after next year's elections.
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In response, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency within HHS, adjusted its hospital reimbursement rate to clamp down on hospitals pursuing 340B arbitrage.
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A clamp-down by regulators on investment loans and tighter lending standards by banks mean house prices nationally are now falling for the first time since 2012.
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The meeting is the second in as many months between Silicon Valley executives and senior administration officials to discuss how companies can clamp down on violent content.
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Facebook said on Thursday that it now fact-checks videos and photos in an attempt to clamp down on fake news and hoax stories on its platform.
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The popularity of nicotine devices among teenagers has been a cause for concern, and the FDA laid out plans in March to clamp down on their use.
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The Rangers will need to clamp down tighter on defense, as they have allowed at least 30 shots in four straight games and seven of their last eight.
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Sapin highlighted successes of the G20 meeting in Germany such as a determination to fight tax avoidance, clamp down on terrorist financing and strengthen private investment in Africa.
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But after a spate of cyclist deaths over the summer, he announced a "green wave" plan to clamp down on reckless drivers and other safety threats to cyclists.
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The party presented proposals designed to appeal to voter-rich inner cities, such as a clamp-down on gun violence and a proposal to cut cell phone bills.
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But with the police using increasingly extreme tactics to clamp down on these parties and more than one fatality causing a nationwide media panic, can the scene survive?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments have reached a preliminary deal to clamp down on money-laundering by strengthening bank supervision, but do not address key loopholes, documents show.
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The resilience of this hoax highlights the challenges faced by Facebook in its effort to clamp down on false information, despite recent changes to its News Feed algorithm.
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He should focus on doing what he does best: providing the leadership his troops need to defeat Boko Haram and the moral authority to clamp down on corruption.
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Domestic financial conditions had been further tightened by a recent increase in mortgage rates at Australia's major banks, which followed a clamp-down by regulators on risky lending.
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Yet Edouard Philippe, the prime minister, who last week fired the head of the Paris police, has now urged the police to clamp down more firmly on rioters.
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The Aggies began to clamp down on the interior and Tre Campbell and Gravett made 3-pointers on back-to-back possessions to help the Gamecocks pull away.
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Chinese stocks have been persistently weak since June, under pressure from rich valuations and worries over the negative impact from the government's clamp down on irregular market practices.
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The rise of resistant bacteria may lead to a clamp-down on overuse of antimicrobial drugs in Brazil, the world's fourth largest pork producer and exporter, and elsewhere.
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He opposed repeated efforts by Grassley to clamp down on H-1B visas, including an amendment to audit annually one percent of companies that sponsor high-skilled visas.
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Obama has strongly criticized Trump in recent weeks and took aim at the Republican's promises to clamp down on what he says is out-of-control illegal immigration.
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Attorney General Christian Porter said Thursday that the new penalty regime would target social media firms and clamp down on the circulation of content that broadcasts violent crimes.
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With full marijuana legalization at least a year away in Canada, its largest city is looking to clamp down on the booming illegal dispensary industry within its borders.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A Myanmar court jailed three activists on Friday for defaming the military during anti-war protests, amid growing concern about a clamp-down on civil society.
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The Memphis Grizzlies went into Dallas and mixed clamp-down defense with an atypical showing of long-range firepower to bury the Mavericks 111-81 on Saturday night.
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Under Modi, India has begun amending tax treaties with other countries in an attempt to clamp down on what it sees as abuse of its domestic tax rules.
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The president's efforts came to naught — perhaps unsurprisingly, as the United States itself has, since 2001, failed to prevail on Pakistan to clamp down on the Afghan insurgents.
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The operation was ordered by Iraq's President, who wants to clamp down on the Kurds after they held a referendum for independence and claimed Kirkuk as their own.
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In countries where a free press is a luxury and free speech is not guaranteed, this phrase is being used as an excuse to clamp down on both.
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As regulators continue to clamp down on deals they believe will harm competition, the small group of lawyers who focus on antitrust have become even more in demand.
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But growth in the world's second-largest economy is expected to slow as efforts to clamp down on risky debt get underway and as the property market cools.
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But with the police using increasingly extreme tactics to clamp down on these parties, and more than one fatality causing a nationwide media panic, can the scene survive?
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CFTC Chair Christopher Giancarlo said on Tuesday that attempts by the EU to clamp down on clearing of euro-denominated derivatives in Britain after Brexit could damage this.
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Imbalances in China's financial system are increasing as the economy slows, complicating challenges facing policymakers as they try to clamp down on riskier lending practices without roiling markets.
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A potential Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency, given the candidate's promises to clamp down on immigration and rethink trade relations.
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The investigation, which came as the United States and its allies were pushing Romania to clamp down on corruption, led to Mr. Popoviciu's conviction and a prison sentence.
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Beijing's effort last spring to clamp down on credit, which sparked a slowdown, and an intensifying trade war with the United States have unnerved consumers and businesspeople alike.
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Context: Efforts to clamp down on religious groups have intensified under President Xi Jinping, reflecting his vision of restoring China's glorious past and implementing cultural and ideological uniformity.
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However, it will tighten restrictions on Americans traveling to the Caribbean island, hurting the booming Cuban tourism industry and clamp down on U.S. business dealings with Cuba's military.
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The response on Capitol Hill has been escalating rapidly in the past 24 hours, with party leaders and building security officials deciding to clamp down on public tours.
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In Germany, the company has been under pressure to be quicker and more accurate in removing illegal hate speech and to clamp down on so-called fake news.
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Uber has faced criticism for an internal culture that promotes performance at all costs, and it has been accused of doing little to clamp down on sexual harassment.
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No doubt China and Russia are watching this play out in real time and taking notes so they can clamp down on unflattering information before it goes viral.
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However, for now it has no intention of rocking the boat, upsetting subscribers, and encouraging any negative press that would inevitably accompany a clamp down on password sharing.
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Beijing is in the second year of a regulatory push to clamp down on riskier financial activity that has been fueled by a rapid build-up in debt.
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Many developers are turning to offshore mezzanine loans as government measures to tighten credit and clamp down on shadow banking in China are increasingly felt, according to lenders.
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Companies have only recently begun to take steps to clamp down on this kind of content, notably with Pinterest removing anti-vaccination ads and other content in February.
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On Wednesday, U.K. lawmakers said they want to clamp down on the "Wild West" cryptocurrency market and make Britain a legitimate home for the trading of digital currencies.
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U.K. lawmakers have said they want to clamp down on the "Wild West" cryptocurrency market and prepare Britain as a legitimate home for the trading of digital currencies.
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Crose's goal is not only to expose people who use these symbols online but hopefully also push the social media companies to clamp down on hateful rhetoric online.
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"We do see Chinese policy shifting," she said, as members of the Senate Banking Committee advocated for tougher action to clamp down on Pyongyang's nuclear and missile development.
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It's also worth saying that if you're a parent, there's no need to worry about the teeth hurting anyone because the jaw doesn't clamp down very hard at all.
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The problem for investors in Chinese commodity exchanges is that they can never be certain as to when, and how, the authorities will act to clamp down on trading.
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At a summit organized by China's top internet regulator earlier this month, officials called on tech firms and media outlets to clamp down on fake news and immoral content.
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Many city authorities have found the only mechanism they have to clamp down on companies has been to treat bikes or scooters as litter or street obstructions, he added.
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The government of President Uhuru Kenyatta, who is expected to seek a second term in office in next year's election, made a campaign pledge to clamp down on corruption.
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Despite this, a five-page document to try and clamp down on crime at gigs, known as Form 696, was still rolled out by London's Metropolitan Police in 2005.
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The right-wing news network is, of course, completely integrated into the Republican Party, which is a big reason why it tried to clamp down on Trump's insurgent campaign.
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Authorities in major cities, including Beijing, have been known to carry out spot drug tests at bars and nightclubs in a bid to clamp down on recreational drug use.
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The clamp-down, which marks the biggest regulatory change in the UK gambling industry since rules were liberalized in 2005, was welcomed by charities, the church and opposition politicians.
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Vice-premier Zhang Gaoli said at a taxation forum in Beijing on Wednesday that China had called for greater international cooperation to clamp down on tax avoidance and evasion.
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It is also driven by the fear that Britain is turning into a xenophobic, interventionist and unpredictable place, with calls to clamp down on foreign workers and foreign capital.
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China moved to clamp down on excessive speculation in commodities on Monday after weeks of frenzied trading boosted prices and ignited fears of another bubble in its domestic markets.
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Snapchat might have to clamp down and insist on exclusivity then as Instagram offers a similar demographic of audience, though that would risk publishers choosing Facebook's apps over it.
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But part of it is by necessity, as other nations are pressuring Facebook to clamp down on the spread of news that could be disruptive to their own elections.
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It was unclear if the decline in the number of fake stores might be the result of any pressure by Apple to clamp down on counterfeiting of its brand.
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Chinese regulators have issued a flurry of measures to clamp down on the shadow banking sector in recent months, while the central bank has raised short-term interest rates.
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Worse yet for an app that lists Michelin-star-level dining, high-net worth individuals were expected to clamp down on luxury spending, according to international wealth consultancy WealthInsight.
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In a note Monday, DBS noted that the central bank's efforts to clamp down on NDF trading were aimed at tighter enforcement of existing regulations against offshore ringgit trading.
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A six-year run of marketing spending growth at British companies ended in the final quarter of 2018 as uncertainty over Brexit led companies to clamp down on costs.
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The process has been slow, but there is anecdotal evidence that banks are pruning high-risk portfolios linked to shadow banking as regulators slowly clamp down on the sector.
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A near 25.42 percent drop in oil prices since mid-29 has depleted cash balances at most oil companies, forcing them to sell assets and clamp down on spending.
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Sapin highlighted successes of the G-20 meeting in Germany such as a determination to fight tax avoidance, clamp down on terrorist financing and strengthen private investment in Africa.
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The power of an abrupt change in market beliefs came sharply into focus in the early 22007s, when many economies were struggling to clamp down on stubbornly high inflation.
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The ministry has launched a number of targeted actions to clamp down on illegal fundraising, financial frauds, pyramid schemes, fake currencies, underground banks and bank card crimes, it said.
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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 monetizing of personal data.
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The order also created a 120-day moratorium on the country's refugee resettlement program, as the Trump administration looks to clamp down on the program's vetting process for refugees.
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A Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency given his promises to clamp down on immigration and redraw trade relations with the country.
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But that flies in the face of well-documented investigations showing the UAE as a human rights abusing nation employing western spies and tools to clamp down on dissent.
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In recent months, regulators have issued a flurry of measures to clamp down on the shadow banking sector while the central bank has gingerly raised short-term interest rates.
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Fitch believes it is difficult for regulators to clamp down on the growth in entrusted investments as their scale has grown to become an important part of financial intermediation.
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President Trump ran for office on a platform that included a clamp down on undocumented immigrants and warned that anyone in the U.S. illegally would be subject to deportation.
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One example was the decision to clamp down on the independent media after its withering coverage of Mr Putin's clumsy handling of the Kursk submarine sinking in August 2000.
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Kwok, a lawyer from the pro-democracy Civic Party, said Hong Kong could clamp down on the $150 billion in profits generated by traffickers around the globe each year.
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But analysts say economic growth is starting to slow as measures to cool heated property prices and clamp down on riskier forms of lending put the brakes on activity.
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China has taken a string of steps to clamp down on the crypto-currency market, including closing exchanges and banning ICOs in an aim to diffuse online financial risks.
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President Xi Jinping has overseen a series of measures to clamp down on independent online media, while reasserting the ruling Communist Party's role in limiting and guiding online discussion.
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But the White House announced it would clamp down on emissions from existing projects, as well — which brought praise from environmentalists and push back from industry and Congressional Republicans.
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This is after China has finally begun to clamp down on easy bank lending, making it difficult for many companies to borrow to grow or keep their operations afloat.
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Despite this, a five-page document to try and clamp down on crime at gigs, known as Form 696, was still rolled out by London's Metropolitan Police in 22014.
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The case was, in part, an attempt by the federal government to clamp down on a resurgence of violence and anger directed toward federal land managers in the West.
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Since then, Facebook, Twitter and others have vowed to clamp down on foreign interference and have worked on new technology and other methods to stop outside meddling during elections.
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Facebook did, however, clamp down on news publishers, both conservative and otherwise, in January by announcing a new algorithm for its newsfeed to give users a more personal experience.
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The company has been trying to clamp down on misinformation and false news after admitting last year that Russian agents had used it to spread divisive and polarizing messages.
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The sector has been the hardest hit in the fast-spreading epidemic as tourists cancel trips and businesses across the globe clamp down on anything other than essential travel.
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In an effort to clamp down on the spread, the government banned anyone coming from the Hubei and Zhejiang provinces in China from entering the country on February 12.
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Rejection of the cargoes could lead suppliers to boycott Egypt's massive tenders - as occurred last year when the country sought to clamp down on the common grain fungus ergot.
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Meanwhile the Financial Action Task Force, a global watchdog on illicit financing, said that such digital currencies could inhibit efforts to clamp down on money laundering and terrorist financing.
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A currency crisis in 2018 wiped out nearly 30% of the value of the lira, prompting the government to clamp down on financial markets with new rules and regulations.
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The League in particular is seeking to clamp down on irregular migration, with party leader Matteo Salvini on Monday pledging that Italy will no longer be "Europe's refugee camp".
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Portnow added he hoped curbs on some artists would be lifted eventually, and vowed to push China to clamp down on piracy after making progress in intellectual property protection.
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In these cases, the IRS may issue guidance to clamp down on behavior it perceives to be abusive, and Congress may have to craft new legislation to provide fixes.
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Though the Trump administration has sought to clamp down on abuses of the program alleged by members of both parties in Congress, the president's tweet Friday highlighted its advantages.
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When the U.S. authorities previously attempted to clamp down on this practice under former President Barack Obama, the Chinese firms simply started producing their solar panels and modules elsewhere.
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A Trump victory has been viewed as a key risk for the Mexican currency given Trump's promises to clamp down on immigration and redraw trade relations with the country.
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The Digital Economy Act is also looking to clamp down on internet bots that sweep up tickets to entertainment events before selling them on at a marked up price.
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" For its part, Ethos set up a microsite that details its plans, including expanding registry services to "implement privacy regulations," and to "clamp down on spam and DNS abuse.
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The data is likely to please supporters of President Trump and could let him take credit for quickly making good on his promise to clamp down on illegal immigration.
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Just Eat recovered from sharp early losses to end down 1.3 percent after the UK government said it would clamp down on extra credit card fees charged by retailers.
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The NYT took a deep dive into how President Trump has sought to clamp down on the many investigations that touch upon his presidency over the past two years.
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Civilian officials in Pakistan's government say privately that they are eager to clamp down on insurgent groups, but that the military and its powerful intelligence wing may not comply.
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Prince William just delivered arguably his hardest-hitting speech ever, calling on technology companies to do more to innovate and clamp down on the abuses that persist on their platforms.
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The chant was widely heard at Mexico games in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, when FIFA took no action, but the governing body has since launched a clamp-down.
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"While the state's resources and financial power are being used to boost the 'yes' vote, its legal, administrative and security forces are used to clamp down on 'no'," he said.
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When officials decided to clamp down on people running red lights, they urged citizens to take pictures of offenders, whose images would later be featured on the local television channel.
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The move comes as Chinese authorities continue to clamp down on the world's most valuable cryptocurrency, which has lost 25 percent of its value in the space of a week.
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The move comes as Chinese authorities continue to clamp down on the world's most valuable cryptocurrency, which has lost 53 percent of its value in the space of a week.
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You can either let me be free and that's your legacy, or you try to put the clamp down on me and I'm going to put that in the book.
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Dubowitz, who has long sought the destruction of the Iran nuclear agreement, has become newly relevant in a US administration seeking more ideas for ways to clamp down on Iran.
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Mrs May is aiming for a "hard" exit, needlessly taking Britain out of the EU's single market so she can clamp down on immigration, which would do more harm still.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has said he will negotiate better trade deals, clamp down on illegal immigration and enact major tax cuts that he believes will restore American competitiveness.
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This poses a potential risk to banks at a time of increased scrutiny across Europe and the United States as cash-strapped governments look to clamp down on tax dodgers.
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India's government made a surprise decision to withdraw current 500- and 1003,000-rupee banknotes ($7.50 and $15) from circulation in an effort to clamp down on black marketeers and corruption.
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The group in Vienna agreed to tighten limits on the number of migrants allowed to travel north, and pledged to help Macedonia clamp down on its southern border with Greece.
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NBCUniversal will likely clamp down on user-posted content and have some removed, but social networks should be good for something — especially from official accounts tied to the Winter Olympics.
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Meanwhile, France has looked to clamp down on tech giants like Facebook, Google and Amazon over their taxation practices, proposing a 3% levy on the domestic revenues of such firms.
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However, the mysterious disappearances of Mighty Current's five employees have raised concern that the Chinese government is moving to tighten its grip on Hong Kong and clamp down on dissent.
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The disappearance of the Hong Kong booksellers has refueled fears that Beijing is trying to clamp down on free expression in Hong Kong, in contravention of the city's mini-constitution.
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The news reports come as President Trump orders federal agency to clamp down on public communications, prohibiting agency officials from most external communications, including with reporters and through social media.
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China's housing market has boomed since late 2015, prompting a flurry of government measures to clamp down on speculation and rein in soaring prices, including price caps for new launches.
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Following a clamp-down on tax evasion which has eroded the impact of Switzerland's bank secrecy laws, Swiss private banks are increasingly setting up branches abroad to attract new clients.
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The kiwi had come under pressure in recent weeks on fears of the new Labour-led coalition government's left-leaning policies, including a clamp down on foreign investment and migration.
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Most of the micro-territories that are either sovereign states or depend on one have been cajoled into passing legislation and creating institutions that clamp down on offshore jiggery-pokery.
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David Anderson, Britain's terrorism law watchdog, has warned that plans to clamp down on individuals and organizations accused of extremism could backfire by playing into the hands of militant recruiters.
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The news reports come as President Trump orders federal agency to clamp down on public communications, prohibiting agency officials from most external communications, including with reporters and through social media.
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Warren, a presidential candidate, mounted her latest strike in a series of tweets Tuesday announcing a plan to clamp down on the "revolving door" between the public and private sector.
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The EU is trying to clamp down on rogue data practices and on Thursday announced a social media working group to investigate other firms that may have misused user data.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court has upheld an attempt by Amazon to clamp down on paid reviews of products on its site, according to a ruling made public on Tuesday.
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Volatility in the cryptocurrency market has led to scrutiny from authorities around the world, who are scrambling to figure out ways to clamp down on speculative trading and illegal activities.
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CNBC provides an overview of what some regulators have said: China was quick to clamp down on cryptocurrencies, with authorities banning bitcoin trading and initial coin offerings (ICO) in September.
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This was a fact was once again on display as he made everyone watching the ribbon cutting wait almost a minute to watch him actually clamp down on the scissors.
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Germany is concerned that the U.S. administration's push to fix the causes of U.S. trade deficits and to clamp down on countries that abuse trade rules could hurt its exporters.
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He promised an international conference to strengthen the coalition against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria while arguing he would take major steps to clamp down immigration at home.
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More: Facebook says it is expanding its efforts to clamp down on disinformation through steps like expanding fact-checking operations and reducing the reach of groups that share misleading content.
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Indonesia's government has said throttling the internet in Papua was meant to stop the spread of misinformation, though critics accuse it of using the tactic to clamp down on dissent.
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It's also why, as the problem of pharma's influence on medical practice has been increasingly recognized, medical centers, universities and professional societies have started to clamp down on those interactions.
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The move is part of a broader push by the government to clamp down on all aspects of society since Xi Jinping took power as the party's leader in 2012.
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He and Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar added that the administration's early action to clamp down on travel has helped keep the virus's risk to everyday Americans low.
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Because of this, the main thrust of the 2005 reform was to try to clamp down on the steady growth of bankruptcy filings by pushing more people into Chapter 13.
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Federal health officials are promising to clamp down on special ObamaCare enrollment periods that have allowed customers to buy coverage after the government's deadline, something that has frustrated insurance companies.
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" He also presented the union as a vital mechanism for cooperation in the international battle to "protect social and human rights, tackle climate change and clamp down on tax dodgers.
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Critics have accused von Spakovsky, who now runs the Election Law Reform Initiative at the conservative Heritage Foundation, and other panel members of trying to clamp down on voting rights.
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A currency crisis in 2018 wiped out nearly 30% of the value of the Turkish lira, prompting the government to clamp down on fianncial markets with new rules and regulations.
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The agency should "clamp down on misleading advertising claims" and "continue the work it began, but abruptly discontinued, in reducing the permitted level of nicotine in tobacco products," she said.
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The strategy has had its low points, such as Trump suggesting Xi wasn't doing enough to clamp down on North Korea or when the Trump administration slammed China's trade practices.
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If India does not clamp down on this outbreak, said Mavalankar, Zika may become another virus, like dengue, that the country will have to live with for the foreseeable future.
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China has been trying to clamp down on weak practices in its financial sector, which are seen as a key risk in the development of the world's second largest economy.
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Diversification is a play for long-term survival, especially if regulators clamp down on the mass collection of data and targeted ads that have been the company's bread and butter.
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"Center-left social democrats had another bad election and parties that are tough on immigration and wanted to clamp down on refugees have done very well alongside populists," he said.
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Friday's credit data also showed Chinese regulators are continuing to make progress in their campaign to clamp down on riskier lending practices and shadow banking in the world's second-largest economy.
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China's efforts to clamp down on capital outflows - a pressing concern earlier in the year - also appear to be holding up, with foreign exchange reserves rising more than expected in May.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's financial watchdog has warned regulated mortgage providers against teaming up with unregulated rivals to sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending, a top regulator told Reuters.
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Indonesia, with 22011 million people, remains one of the world's top destinations for child sex tourism, where enforcement efforts to clamp down on it have been thwarted by corruption and poverty.
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The Seychelles and other offshore financial centers have increasingly come under the spotlight as global leaders seek to clamp down on money laundering and the use of so-called tax havens.
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Bipartisan pushes by U.S. lawmakers this year for more SIV visas have come against the backdrop of efforts by the Trump administration to clamp down on immigration from majority-Muslim countries.
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The election of Khan, who's been dubbed "Taliban Khan" by some commentators, is unlikely to aid President Donald Trump's strategy to clamp down on the militant group through cooperation with Islamabad.
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Property prices soared last year, prompting the authorities to impose wide-ranging restrictions on the property sector in more than two dozen Chinese cities to try to clamp down on speculation.
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But the most forceful efforts to clamp down on treaty-shopping have been led by the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, under its "Base Erosion and Profit Shifting" initiative.
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At the same time, EU leaders met to discuss ways to get Libyan factions to back a national unity government, which would clear the way to clamp down on people smuggling.
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For one, regulators are looking to clamp down on illegal games that contains pornography, gambling, violence and content deemed inappropriate by Beijing, including titles that rewrite the history, according to Feng.
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The president's concerns seem to have broadened from corruption to party discipline, ideological correctness and the need to clamp down on local officials who ignore the orders of the central government.
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Jack Dorsey's political views have been somewhat of a mystery to Twitter users who often note that the Twitter CEO is reluctant to do anything to clamp down on hate speech.
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The government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, who took office in January, has temporarily banned artisanal mining, or panning for gold, in a renewed effort to clamp down on illegal operators.
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It could leave the island less exposed to the chance U.S. President Donald Trump will clamp down on travel to Cuba and tighten trade restrictions loosened by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Erotic and adult game publishers such as Manga Gamer, who previously had Valve clamp down or deny the publishing of their explicit content, are watching to see how Negligee is received.
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Property websites in Beijing have become the latest targets of China's continued efforts to clamp down on ballooning property prices under new restrictions which ban portals from promoting real estate investments.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Monday China was manipulating its currency, and that Washington would engage the International Monetary Fund to clamp down on Beijing.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments have reached a preliminary deal to clamp down on money laundering by strengthening bank supervision through the European Banking Authority (EBA), the EU said on Wednesday.
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He said stepped up efforts by Turkish police and security forces and the coastguard to clamp down on illegal migration had curbed the flow of migrants to countries in Western Europe.
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However, overly zealous regulation in the U.S. in response to the Russian meddling could give a green light to authoritarian regimes to clamp down on social media within their own borders
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They have taken over from the Sicilian Mafia as Italy's foremost crime syndicate, partly owing to the Italian state's move to clamp down on the Cosa Nostra from the mid-1990s.
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Some giant companies like Amazon are moving into primary care to clamp down on rising health care costs, hoping it can help avoid costly emergency visits by catching health problems earlier.
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A good result will confirm "the failure of the Spanish government's strategy to clamp down on Catalan Republican progress," said Alfred Bosch, who oversees foreign affairs within the Catalan separatist government.
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The former businessman also promised to clamp down on corruption after allegations of embezzlement of public funds in Panama, whose trans-oceanic canal handles some $270 billion of cargo each year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Nations' shipping agency is working on tougher measures to clamp down on rogue shipping companies trying to use flag registries fraudulently to conceal their activities, officials said.
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But Ms. Saeed will be responsible for shepherding the firm's overall strategy as law firms are grappling with changes in the industry, including clients seeking to clamp down on legal fees.
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Earlier this month India&aposs Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) introduced new draft regulation for consumer protection which would — among other things — clamp down on the sale of counterfeit goods online.
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Modern-day saltwater crocodiles, which hold the chomping record for any living animal, clamp down with a force of 16,460 newtons — only about 25% as strong as a T. rex's bite.
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The authorities have kept monetary policy in a neutral gear as they continue to clamp down on high corporate debt levels and risky lending practices that might harm China's financial system.
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An attorney for Strzok also fiercely disputed Meadows's latest accusation, stating that the strategy referred to Strzok and Page's attempts to clamp down on leaks to the press at the bureau.
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But efforts by regulators to clamp down on risky mortgage lending have taken much of the heat out of that market, with prices going backward in Sydney and Melbourne last month.
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But after the Cambridge Analytica scandal of earlier this year, the story has taken an unexpected twist: Facebook is being used by oil and gas companies to clamp-down on protest.
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A decisive victory would embolden his party to commandeer the remaining independent branches of government — the judiciary and local municipalities — and to further clamp down on the civic and political opposition.
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An exceedingly eager President Trump wants to launch his steel-and-aluminum salvo tomorrow, and Europe is threatening to clamp down on U.S. steel imports that get steered across the Atlantic.
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Recent efforts by the owners of social-media and video platforms to clamp down on hate speech have shown some promise in this regard, but these steps offer hope, not certainty.
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Many other fossil fuel companies also face pressure from shareholders, specifically over whether the value of their oil and gas assets would be slashed as governments clamp down on carbon emissions.
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The bottom line: With deregulation all the rage in Washington, it may be up to the energy industry to clamp down on their methane emissions due to the monetary incentive involved.
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The president wants to clamp down on extremely low shipping rates that Chinese companies pay to send goods to America, which he has argued have been unfair to their U.S. rivals.
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My expectation is that sometime in April or May we're going to see a peak — unless we clamp down really strongly as some other places have done by sheltering in place.
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The effort is part of a government-wide effort to clamp down on Huawei including banning the company from U.S. government networks and barring U.S. companies from supplying it with parts.
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The arrests on Friday morning came after the arrests of more than 7,000 demonstrators since June as part of the Hong Kong government's campaign to clamp down on the protest movement.
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From then on it was just a matter of how big the final margin would be as Baylor continued to clamp down on defense, eventually forcing West Virginia into 216 turnovers.
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Amidst a clamp-down on employee organizing that has spread throughout the tech industry, Amazon is being accused of attempting to silence workers who have publicly criticized the company's environmental record.
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The previous year of elections had seemed to demonstrate that championing Brexit and promising to clamp down on terrorism by curtailing human rights laws would lead her Conservative Party to victory.
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The White House readout of the call said the President cited Japan's efforts to "clamp down" on North Korea's attempts to evade international sanctions in the waters around the Korean peninsula.
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Democrats have accused Kobach of leading an effort meant to clamp down on voting rights, and a number of states have refused to cooperate with requests from the commission for information.
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Trudeau faces a dilemma as an election approaches over how to clamp down credibly on Riyadh over its human rights record while sparing a $13 billion arms deal with the kingdom.
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Two days earlier, the government declared a state of emergency in the prison system, transferring control to security forces in a bid to clamp down on a recent wave of violence.
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PAKISTAN AID: The United States suspended security assistance to Pakistan over what it sees as a failure by the Pakistani government to adequately clamp down on terror groups within its borders.
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The US began suspending military aid to Pakistan in 2016 over what it saw as a failure by the Pakistani government to adequately clamp down on terror groups within its borders.
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The administration will, inevitably, clamp down tighter on internal dissent and make it increasingly difficult for the rabble-rousers to keep their places in a rapidly changing — and less friendly — political firmament.
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Senior officials in the White House communications office also decided to cancel the large morning communications team meetings attended by lower-ranking staffers in an apparent effort to clamp down on leaks.
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This week, the company has cracked down on white nationalist accounts and introduced a new filtering tool that allows people to mute certain words in an attempt to clamp down on harassment.
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The Indian government urged people not to panic after the withdrawal of 500- and 1,000-rupee banknotes ($7.50 and $15) from circulation in an effort to clamp down on the black market.
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"If Twitter does change the rules to clamp down on the most fun people, interesting people, on its platform, people are going to leave," Yiannopoulos said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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At a hearing of the House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee, lawmakers voiced particular concern over exempting from the new visa clamp-down some travelers who visit Iran, including those conducting business.
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The disclosures have also led the United States to take some important new steps to clamp down on the use of indentured workers and discourage other unlawful activities on the high seas.
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If legislators in the state capitols and Congress find the political will to clamp down on America's millions of powerful and often loosely regulated weapons, it seems there is a constitutional way.
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William, who is in the country for the first time as part of his campaign to clamp down on illegal wildlife trade, said that he feared campaigners weren't making progress quickly enough.
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That's a key tactic that helps the government clamp down by making users directly accountable for their content, and it explains why "anonymous content" in general is banned on the Chinese internet.
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Officials from the United States, the European Union and other G20 economies will meet in Hangzhou, China next week and were due to discuss how to clamp down on international tax avoidance.
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A toddler is being hailed as a miniature hero on Chinese social media after he defended his grandmother from urban management officers who were trying to clamp down on illegal street vendors.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada plans to clamp down on arms exports to ensure the armaments it sells abroad are not used to commit human rights abuses, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Thursday.
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Investor optimism regarding the outlook for European healthcare stocks continued to decline dramatically on Thursday following President-elect Donald Trump's press conference in which he vowed to clamp down on drug pricing.
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The privately-owned toymaker has with some success increased its efforts to fight breaches of copyrights in China, but copycats remain a big problem despite an announced government clamp-down, Christiansen said.
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Despite operating under less than legal terms, Uber drivers in Taiwan have still continued working, although they've had to suspend operations sporadically as police stepped up efforts to clamp down on them.
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The proposed rules also seek to clamp down on multinationals seeking to avoid paying regulatory fines in countries where the wrongdoing is committed but where they do not have a legal presence.
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WhatsApp adds a new privacy setting for groups in another effort to clamp down on fake news Through a new feature, users can control who has permission to add them to groups.
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With 1,000 winners each month, the move is expected to cost the Greek state a million euros per month to clamp down on tax evasion thought to cost Greece billions each year.
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China has taken a string of steps in recent months to clamp down on the cryptocurrency market, including closing exchanges and banning so-called initial coin offerings - digital, token-based fundraising rounds.
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So the revelation last week that Richard Nixon's war on drugs was supposedly a political tool crafted to clamp down on "the anti-war left and black people" is a timely one.
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The following month the company said it would sell Firdapse for $85033,000 a year, drawing the ire of Sanders and other lawmakers who are attempting to clamp down on rising drug prices.
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Analysts attributed the capital flight to the Malaysian central bank's decision to clamp down on offshore trade of the ringgit - a move that Bank Negara Malaysia insists has helped stabilize the currency.
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Catalonia's parliament will meet on Monday in defiance of a legal process to clamp down on those who want independence for the region, the Catalan head of foreign affairs said on Friday.
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In response, Instagram has started to clamp down on third-party apps, issuing cease-and-desist letters to alleged offenders, and kicking off a review of all of its Facebook Marketing Partners.
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But some critics suggested that Mr. Khan, a Muslim, was using the ad ban to clamp down on racy images of women because they were counter to the norms of conservative Islam.
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There are tools that enable them to clamp down on streamers by embedding hidden, individual codes in each stream so they can quickly shut down those who might be redistributing content illegally.
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Senior officials in the White House communications office also decided to cancel the large morning communications team meetings, attended by lower-ranking staffers, in an apparent effort to clamp down on leaks.
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Nor did he note that Europeans widely see the Polish ruling party of today, which has tried to clamp down on the media and judiciary, as itself a threat to Western values.
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The Trump administration is pursuing strategies to clamp down on China and faces growing pressure to respond strongly to U.S. intelligence agency reports that Russia is continuing to meddle in U.S. politics.
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In its efforts to clamp down on terrorist funding, the Treasury Department discovered that financial sanctions aimed at both one's primary target and its partners can be highly effective tools of pressure.
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That effort has been weighed down by demands from conservatives in Congress to couple any such move with new efforts to clamp down on illegal immigration, especially from Mexico and Central America.
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What's interesting is I think that there's a part of that that Europe is doing because they think that that's going to help them clamp down on the Facebooks or the Googles.
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The pick for Treasury secretary was peppered with questions about how he would keep Medicare solvent and how he would use the department's resources to clamp down on the financing of terrorism.
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Following the 2016 election, Zuckerberg said his company would clamp down on such misinformation through a combination of third-party fact-checkers and new technology that would siphon out the worst offenders.
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In blog posts, the private equity firm said it planned to invest in new services and clamp down on spam, security attacks and other abuse launched from some illicit dot-org domains.
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Mexico and the United States, its most important trade partner, have been looking for ways to address the escalating security situation as well as clamp down on illegal drug and arms trade.
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The charity needed to take "immediate and urgent" action to protect indigenous people, and the report laid out a step-by-step plan for how WWF could clamp down on the violence.
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In an effort to clamp down on corruption last year, the crown prince forced the country's richest people to turn over their fortunes to the state, including many of his own relatives.
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Should law enforcement officials clamp down on the land crossings into the United States, experts said, the maritime interdiction role would most likely only increase, putting additional pressure on the Coast Guard.
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A month later in Silicon Valley, the legendary venture capital firm, Sequoia Capital, circulated its now famous R.I.P. deck, warning founders throughout the industry to clamp down on spending or face imminent failure.
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"These past two days have the most difficult since I had joined Alipay 7 years ago," said Peng, who apologized to users and promised to clamp down on illicit content on the platform.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has kept up a barrage of efforts to clamp down on a glut of Chinese steel imports, including announcing steep anti-dumping duties on corrosion-resistant steel on Wednesday.
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As regulators and tech platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook clamp down on targeting and focus on privacy, companies are responding by appointing chief privacy officers and focusing on collecting first-party data.
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Read: Facebook is more powerful in Washington than you realize "This is a sensitive area where it is possible that efforts to clamp down on foreign interference could have unintended consequences," said Fischer.
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Plus500 and its rivals CMC Markets and IG Group have weathered a tough couple of years as trading activity was hampered by regulatory clamp-down on high-risk betting in Europe and Britain.
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As regulators clamp down, pie-in-the-sky ideas crash and shady dealers take their shady dealings elsewhere, the things that made cryptocurrencies so much fun — and so dangerous — are slowly draining away.
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"This is recessionary behavior: As 2008's credit crunch forced HNWIs to clamp down on their luxury spending, it also saw an increase in the art, wine and precious stone markets," WealthInsight said.
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Earlier this month, the communications regulator said influential figures on social media and others with commercialized online followings were to be monitored by the state to clamp down on immoral or prejudiced content.
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Either there will be a political reaction—governments will clamp down on firms in response to public unrest—or, more prosaically, tighter labour markets mean that wage growth will start to erode profits.
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An increased demand for workers from abroad could sit at odds with Trump's plans to clamp down on immigration, which he hopes to slash by building a wall on the border with Mexico.
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Our report shows that states are building fences, engaging in pushback operations and criminalizing irregular migration to clamp down on the entry of people to their territories -- but such steps are often counterproductive.
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Scott earned bipartisan plaudits for his response to the shooting, pushing through legislation that the National Rifle Association opposed, but he and Nelson still clashed over how much to clamp down on guns.
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Trump has said he will clamp down on immigration, raising concerns that he will neglect to increase the number of H-1B visas for high-skilled workers, a top priority for tech companies.
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Bitcoin prices peaked at more than $19,600 last month, but have nearly halved in value since, damped by fears that regulators could clamp down on the cryptocurrency in a bid to curb speculation.
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"Depending on the type of activity, a conservative state that is hostile to the idea of climate change action could clamp down on a city's flexibility to engage in these activities," says Mullin.
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Not only did China clamp down on popular title Monster Hunt, but Tencent still doesn't have approval to bring PUBG or Fortnite to PC in China, and its financial results show some slowing.
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Turkey, which had long been criticized by Western countries for allowing foreign fighters to move through its territory on their way to Syria, has started to clamp down on that traffic into Syria.
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Sweden took in a record 163,000 asylum seekers last year, the most of any European country relative to the size of its population, before a government clamp down saw the numbers fall sharply.
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France is leading a push to clamp down on the taxation of such companies, but has found support from other countries also frustrated at the low tax they receive under current international rules.
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The popularity of ride-hailing services including Uber and Grab have only exacerbated the problem, even as authorities clamp down on cheaper options such as Manila's jeepneys and motorbike taxis in Kuala Lumpur.
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It's the latest push by House Republicans to clamp down on what they say has turned into an out-of-control administrative state that enforces expensive, unworkable regulations that are not scientifically sound.
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Netflix later tried to correct these statements, noting vaguely by way of a blog post that it would, "in the coming weeks," begin to clamp down on the use of unblockers and proxies.
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Israel unfortunately has, despite antiquities laws and criticism from the Israel Antiquities Authority, a well-known and active antiquities trade, although very recent efforts are trying at last to clamp down on it.
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What we're watching: Tencent and other Chinese tech companies have notably made efforts to penetrate the Western media market, while China has continued to clamp down on letting American companies access its market.
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She worked in top management positions in El Paso, Texas, and El Centro, California, before transferring to headquarters in 2015, where she focused on efforts to clamp down on corruption, misconduct and mismanagement.
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LONDON, April 4 (Reuters) - The United Nations' shipping agency is working on tougher measures to clamp down on rogue shipping companies trying to use flag registries fraudulently to conceal their activities, officials said.
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German regulators are trying to clamp down on Facebook's data collection practices — a move that could force Facebook to make technical changes to its app in order to continue operating in the country.
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Surging house prices have raised speculation that the main watchdog, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), is about to clamp down on bank lending to property investors, adding to rules imposed in 2015.
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Others have less faith in Reddit's ability to clamp down on the Internet's noxious elements, especially given the amount of time it took the company to take on abuse in the first place.
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A House GOP lawmaker on Tuesday introduced a bill that aims to clamp down on intellectual property theft at U.S. universities by limiting the involvement of certain foreign students in sensitive research projects.
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The online blast previewed a January 8 announcement that the US would freeze security assistance to Pakistan -- close to $1 billion -- over its failure to clamp down on terror groups within its borders.
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Genome sequencing could be used to check if food is safe to eat, for example, or to clamp down on the illegal trade in wildlife or to monitor the spread of antibiotic resistance.
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Although rates of smoking in much of the rich world are declining, tobacco firms fight measures, such as restrictions on advertising, that are designed to clamp down on cigarette use in emerging markets.
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He was elected in March after a campaign in which he promised to clamp down on the endemic corruption that has left many Nigerians mired in poverty despite the country's enormous energy wealth.
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Shareholder activists, former analysts and hedge fund managers say there is concern that critics of companies are being muffled in the Asian financial hub amid a broader clamp down on freedom of speech.
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Last week, a protester was shot in the chest by a police, and on Friday leader Carrie Lam announced the government had banned face masks in an attempt to clamp down on dissent.
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The former House speaker also offered some insight into how he would clamp down on terrorist plots that formulate on the internet, suggesting that it should be a crime to access jihadist websites.
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China's real estate market, dominated by build-to-sell properties, has boomed over the past two years, prompting authorities to tighten control in more than 100 cities to clamp down on speculative buying.
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China has kept its budget deficit at 3 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) for 2017, the same as last year, and pledged to clamp down on risks associated with local government debt.
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From new laws like the upcoming California Consumer Privacy Act and big moves from Apple and Google to clamp down on third-party cookies, privacy concerns and regulation scrutiny rocked adtech this year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's home prices in May logged their fastest growth in nearly a year, suggesting buyers are targeting smaller cities even as the government steps up measures to clamp down on speculation.
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Indicated unchanged Germany's financial watchdog BaFin on Monday said it would clamp down on the marketing, distribution and sale of financial contracts for difference (CFD's), making use of sweeping new consumer protection powers.
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This may be the start of a longer-running trend as a combination of deteriorating domestic bauxite assets and the environmental clamp-down are pushing more alumina producers to look overseas for feed.
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Buhari was elected in March after campaigning on a promise to clamp down on the endemic corruption that has left many in Africa's biggest economy mired in poverty despite its enormous energy wealth.
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Regulators in China and South Korea have tried to clamp down on the speculative nature of the market, both banning a controversial fundraising practice known as an initial coin offering (ICO) last year.
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In January, the European Union responded with its first Europe-wide strategy on plastics, which aims to clamp down on single-use plastic items and ensure that they are fully recyclable by 2030.
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Mr. Orsinger's experience shows how real people continue to become entangled with fake accounts and pages on Facebook — and the sometimes significant consequences for them as the company has tried to clamp down.
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But the move angered many residents of the region, which has been under a security clamp-down ever since with telephone lines, internet and television networks blocked and restrictions on movement and assembly.
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In theory, the Rape-aXe's inward-facing barbs would permit a rapist to penetrate his victim, but then it would clamp down on his penis (without breaking the skin) the moment he'd withdraw.
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The influx led to overcrowded detention facilities and overwhelmed immigration courts, prompting President Trump to double down on his pledges to build a wall and clamp down on immigration across the southwestern border.
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Lam's reluctance to further clamp down on entries from the mainland is seen by her critics as a sign of her prioritizing the expectations of the central government over the Hong Kong public.
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The government's move defused a potential standoff pitting a presidential administration that has tried to clamp down on leaks against a technology company with a history of defending its users' First Amendment rights.
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Major candidates in Tuesday's election for president have said they will clamp down on South Korea's family-controlled business empires, called chaebol, which dominate the country's economy and have amassed immense political power.
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Disbursements for public projects fell by 5 percent in each of the two latest quarters, as bureaucrats observed stricter procurement rules introduced in the second half of 2017 to clamp down on graft.
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Although Turkey has helped clamp down on the flow of migrants entering the European Union via Greece, many desperate people, mainly Africans, are turning to boats crossing the Mediterranean Sea to reach Italy.
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"Now that economics is political, it is no surprise that they are seeking clamp down on inconvenient discussion," Marcus Chenevix, a Middle East analyst at TS Lombard, told CNBC of the government's campaign.
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The program, involving a tool called Greyball, uses data collected from the Uber app and other techniques to identify and circumvent officials who were trying to clamp down on the ride-hailing service.
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Market participants worry Beijing will seek to clamp down on domestic bitcoin trading as it seeks to stem a flow of capital out of the country that has put pressure on the yuan.
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Major websites including Reddit and Pornhub have moved to clamp down on the practice of posting fake pornographic videos where a user superimposes a person's face over actors in a X-rated film.
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The recent moves to clamp down on content- sharing via WhatsApp and WeChat suggest that the party is once again preparing tighter restrictions on internet usage in the run-up to the summit.
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The Kremlin's attempt to clamp down on the encrypted messaging app Telegram has unleashed havoc on the Russian internet and sparked a dispute with Google and Amazon over control of the Russian web.
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The problem is that our government does not distinguish between sex trafficking and consensual sex work, and so websites are being forced to clamp down on anything that even looks like sex work.
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Molinari helped direct this cash toward key issues for the company, like the battle to protect data security, legislative efforts to clamp down on patent trolls, and tax reform (we can all dream, right?).
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Washington (CNN)Congressional Republicans are trying to clamp down on rank-and-file employees from the Environmental Protection Agency who have turned to secret messaging platforms to voice frustration with the new Trump administration.
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The leak of thousands of confidential documents from a Panamanian law firm earlier this month highlighted Panama's failure to cooperate in international efforts to clamp down on tax evasion by the rich and powerful.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - European Union governments have reached a preliminary deal to clamp down on money-laundering by strengthening bank supervision through the European Banking Authority (EBA), an EU statement said on Wednesday.
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In early November, Modi announced that India would be scrapping its 500 and 1,000 rupee notes in an effort to clamp down on fraud, replacing them with new 500 and 2,000 rupee notes instead.
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Instead of recommending an anti-trust clamp-down as some politicians in the United States have proposed, the OECD said the way to help workers would be to give them better skills an education.
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RIGA (Reuters) - Latvia will put forward legislation to ban shell companies, Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis said on Wednesday, after a chorus of demands from its Western allies that it clamp down on money laundering.
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That led to discussions about how to clamp down on waste across the spectrum of food production and consumption, which were further spurred by the World Economic Forum's focus on issues like food security.
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Singapore's parliament on Wednesday passed an anti-fake news bill that has been criticized by rights groups, journalists and tech firms over fears it could be used to clamp down on freedom of speech.
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As regulators clamp down on legacy players in the $38 billion market for payday loans, it's likely some will complain federal rules, including that they evaluate borrower ability to repay debt, are too onerous.
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Critics say Congress went too far in its attempt to clamp down on Wall Street and prevent another financial meltdown and that the law imposes overly burdensome requirements and gives regulators too much power.
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China has taken a string of steps in recent months to clamp down on the crypto-currency market, including closing exchanges and banning so-called initial coin offerings (ICOs) - digital, token-based fundraising rounds.
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And William, who is patron of Tusk Trust and shares his passion for protecting wildlife with his brother Prince Harry, highlighted how the transportation industry was coordinating actions to clamp down on trafficking routes.
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The failure comes as the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is promoting the use of cards instead of cash in an attempt to clamp down on illicit cash and increase financial inclusion.
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In Britain, eight Labour MPs quit the party over Jeremy Corbyn's poor leadership, which has led to dithering over Brexit and failed to clamp down on a surge in anti-Semitism among party activists.
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Mao Map, from anti-trafficking group the Cambodian Human Rights and Development Association, said the Cambodian government must target trafficking ring leaders and clamp down on corruption among law enforcement officials along the border.
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China Securities Regulatory Commission chairman Liu Shiyu said last month the authorities would go after more "big crocodiles" – the mainland term for wealthy corrupt businesspeople – to clamp down on manipulation of the stock market.
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If the EU is serious about mending trade relations with the U.S., it needs to take immediate action to clamp down on its powerful agricultural industry and the legion of lobbyists that accompany it.
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Instability and loose nukes: Chinese moves to clamp down on North Korea may create instability in Pyongyang's government and security apparatus, increasing chances of parts of its nuclear arsenal getting into the wrong hands.
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Ahead of the World Breastfeeding Week from August 1, researchers said they hoped more nations would now implement policies promoting breastfeeding, push employers to provide more support, and clamp down on baby-formula marketing.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indian officials appealed to local traders on Tuesday to stop buying mica mined by child workers, as the government comes under pressure from activists to clamp down on child labor.
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Bucks clamp down on defense, dump Wizards MILWAUKEE — Three times previously this season, Milwaukee played Washington, and in each of those meetings, the Wizards absolutely destroyed the Bucks from beyond the 3-point arc.
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Authorities' sudden clamp-down on dance music festivals, an industry that has been gaining momentum in the state of Quintana Roo over the past decade, follows the death of three foreigners and two Mexicans.
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Another glaring omission in Zuckerberg's writing is the risk of Facebook's cache of highly personal (and likely increasingly sensitive) data being misused by overreaching governments seeking to clamp down on particular groups within society.
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It's in the past few years that they've tried to update their data protection directive to include more information, to clamp down more on the way that companies are tapping and selling consumer information.
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Earlier this year, for example, Zuckerberg made headlines when he announced that the site would not clamp down on Holocaust deniers, telling Recode's Kara Swisher that Facebook was committed to treating all content equally.
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But Kwok said traffickers in the region continue to use easy access to Hong Kong's financial system to run their operations, and the government must clamp down on illegal profits flowing through the city.
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At least 79 security officers, officials, businessmen and women, many of them Tigrayan, have been arrested since last week - under what the government said was a clamp-down on corruption and mistreatment of prisoners.
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TORONTO, July 6 (Reuters) - Canada's main financial regulator on Thursday proposed new rules for residential mortgages including banning co-lending arrangements, or bundled mortgages, that sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending.
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The London Metal Exchange said last week it was preparing plans that will allow it to clamp down swiftly on cobalt brands on its approved list thought to be tainted by human rights abuses.
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But lawmakers in the United States, Germany and beyond are pressing Facebook to clamp down on hate speech, fake news and other misinformation shared online, or face new laws, fines or other legal actions.
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But this year attendees seemed most worried about privacy laws with regulators starting to clamp down on digital advertising and threatening to dismantle the long-standing way advertisers have targeted people with ads online.
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Johnson, meanwhile, pushed for the U.S. to clamp down on its visa procedures following attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, and this week advocated for a plan aiming to bar terrorists from buying firearms.
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But demand is likely to cool as the authorities clamp down on aggressive marketing for these foreign-currency denominated insurance products, which will curb their sales, and hence the selling of yen from Japan.
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Special enrollment periods: The government has already tinkered with limiting how and when people can enroll for coverage outside of open enrollment, but the biggest insurers want a complete clamp-down on those exceptions.
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At last month's Devon County Show, one exhibitor was thrown out and stripped of her titles after artificially colouring her sheep (a quite normal practice, I'm told, but the organisers decided to clamp down).
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E-cigarette makers are already under pressure from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which laid out plans in March to clamp down on the use of the popular nicotine devices among teens.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's initial attempt to clamp down for security reasons on immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries and on refugees snarled to a halt amid a judicial backlash and chaos at airports.
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The policy change came weeks after the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican who campaigned on promises to clamp down on illegal immigration and seek new restrictions on women's access to abortions.
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Republicans want a much wider series of immigration law changes to further clamp down on foreign arrivals, and they want immigration negotiations to be held on a separate track from the government funding bill.
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The tax increase seemed to be part of a push to clamp down on "health-damaging goods," according to a statement released last month by the Ministry of Finance that did not mention alcohol.
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The boomlet has left the federal agencies responsible for regulating cleaning supplies, medical devices and medicines working overtime on requests to certify products for use in coronavirus response — and to clamp down on fraud.
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The boomlet has left the federal agencies responsible for regulating cleaning supplies, medical devices and medicines working overtime on requests to certify products for use in coronavirus response — and to clamp down on fraud.
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Many of the proposals call for specific clean energy targets and wiping out carbon emissions, while several go after polluting industries and clamp down on pathways for the fossil fuel industry to remain viable.
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As states brace for triage and clamp down on nonessential social and economic functions, US Surgeon General Jerome Adams has a warning: In the immediate future, the outbreak in the US will get worse.
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Australia has also proposed legislation that would bring digital currency exchange providers under the authority of its government financial intelligence agency, in an effort to clamp down on money laundering and other illicit activities.
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But he offered little detail on how Mr. Trump would fulfill his promise to clamp down on the practice of corporate "inversions" that allow companies to pay lower taxes by merging with foreign businesses.
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It's the latest push by the House GOP to clamp down on what they say has turned into an out-of-control administrative state that enforces expensive, unworkable regulations that are not scientifically sound.
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On Friday, The New York Times reported that Uber has for years used a secret tool called Greyball to identify and circumvent authorities who were trying to clamp down on the ride-hailing service.
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Last year the yuan fell 6.5 percent against a resurgent dollar and uncertainty over China's economy, prompting the government to clamp down on capital outflows to ease a drain on its foreign exchange reserves.
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Dalian handles both thermal and coking coal imports but the clamp down is expected to have a bigger impact on coking coal, used in steelmaking, rather than on thermal coal, used to generate electricity.
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In Egypt, for instance, Sisi "continues to use the pretext of national security to clamp down on dissent," according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and has imprisoned nearly 200 journalists because of their work.
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HONG KONG, May 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong police on Tuesday arrested 21 Uber drivers for illegal car-hiring as part of an ongoing clamp down against Uber Technologies Inc's operations in the Asian financial city.
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Despite the pick-up in the fourth quarter last year, China's economy also faces internal challenges as the leadership tries to clamp down on high debt levels and asset bubbles without impacting growth too much.
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Mexico's agreement to clamp down on asylum seekers, meanwhile, likely won't resolve the underlying issue, but it may help, and the coming change of the seasons should somewhat reduce the northward flow of people anyway.
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He gave a speech at Georgetown University last week describing politicians' calls to clamp down on tech companies as an effort to restrict the freedom of expression, followed by interviews with several major media outlets.
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Using that power to clamp down on ad-blocking (which consumers explicitly like) when your primary business is serving ads sure smells like the right ingredients for an antitrust complaint that might actually get somewhere.
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As it comes under increasing pressure from lawmakers and public health advocates that it take action to clamp down on anti-vaccine misinformation, Facebook continues to allow people and groups to run ads promoting it.
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The NFL has made no noticeable effort to clamp down on the irreverent vibe and seems content for one day at least to let non-traditional media have a piece of the Super Bowl pie.
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Conservative lawmakers told Republican leaders earlier Thursday the farm bill vote scheduled for Friday should not be held, however, until they are given a chance to consider a bill that would clamp down on immigration.
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Indeed, Canada's financial watchdog has warned regulated mortgage providers against teaming up with unregulated rivals on so-called "bundled" loans that sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending, a top regulator told Reuters.
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The report, released on Monday as political and business leaders gather for the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, said governments are increasingly underfunding public services and failing to clamp down on tax dodging.
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In cooperation with the central bank and other financial regulators, efforts have been stepped up to clamp down against shadow finance ahead of a key Communist Party congress in the second half of this year.
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Britain has said it will use new powers, called unexplained wealth orders (UWO), to seize the UK assets of foreign criminals and corrupt politicians and clamp down on dirty money washing through London, in particular.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Thirty-two Sri Lankan Muslims from "well-educated and elite" families have joined Islamic State in Syria, the justice minister told parliament on Friday, promising that the government would clamp down on extremists.
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The move - which came in the wake of the 2014 collapse of Tokyo-based Mt. Gox, then the world's largest bitcoin exchange - was designed to protect consumers and clamp down on illegal use of cryptocurrencies.
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China's southern island province of Hainan has drawn up measures to clamp down on real estate speculation, the official Hainan Daily newspaper reported, the latest in a flurry of steps to tame hot property prices.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand delivered a progress report on Thursday on efforts to clamp down on illegal fishing in a last-ditch attempt to show progress made ahead of a visit by EU officials next week.
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Abuse of Twitter's Application Programming Interface (API), the software that lets developers hook their apps into Twitter, has been rampant for years, though the company tried to clamp down on the issue in recent months.
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On Friday Facebook's COO, Sheryl Sandberg, met with Rudd for discussions billed as including e2e encryption and co-operating with law enforcement, as well as wider tech industry efforts to clamp down on extremism online.
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In the absence of laws directly regulating these events, the San Francisco authorities seek to clamp-down on them by catching venue owners on other charges, such as permitting unlicensed alcohol sales on the premises.
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Though the Trump administration tried early on to clamp down on federal workers communicating with the press (or even Congress), leaks from inside government have been coming fast and furious about details big and small.
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SHANGHAI, July 5003 (Reuters) - China's benchmark stock indexes rose on Wednesday, but small caps extended losses on fears that regulators will roll out more tightening measures as they clamp down on riskier types of financing.
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World soccer governing body FIFA doubled its minimum ban for racism to 10 games last month as soccer's authorities attempt to clamp down after a number of high profile incidents in domestic and international football.
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On top of that, Facebook's pledge to clamp down on purported "clickbait" reduced the amount of time users spent on its social network by 50 million hours a day in the quarter, or 5 percent.
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At a conference in London, Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, who two days earlier had been overheard describing Afghanistan and Nigeria as "fantastically corrupt," announced strategies to clamp down on money laundering in his country.
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FRANKFURT, May 8 (Reuters) - Germany's financial watchdog BaFin on Monday said it would clamp down on the marketing, distribution and sale of financial contracts for difference (CFD's), making use of sweeping new consumer protection powers.
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After two Islamist attacks in less than two weeks, May's bid to clamp down on internet extremism has struck a chord with international leaders especially Macron, whose country has suffered several jihadist attacks since 2015.
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The WHO said that it was working with the country's government to clamp down on any potential for the disease spreading, following an Ebola outbreak in in the northern part of the country last year.
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Total funding to date: $104 millionEmployees: 200As privacy laws clamp down on advertisers' use of people's smartphone data, location-data firm Factual is a rare company that survived by reworking its business to stay compliant.
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The hitch is that Norway, in exchange for the trade deal, must allow the free movement of people — a principle that Ms. May, who has vowed to clamp down on immigration, may not fully concede.
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Huawei's products have also come under intensified scrutiny in Europe and Asia-Pacific, part of a reported push by the US government to clamp down on the company, which it views as a security threat.
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The foreign buy-in comes days after Egypt's central bank hiked key interest rates 200 basis points in a bid to clamp down on soaring inflation, a move that helped push up treasury bill rates.
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Some deal makers even speculated that if Mr. Trump fulfills a campaign promise to clamp down on global trade, it will force American companies to find growth at home — and that could include buying competitors.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Prominent Chinese rights lawyer Li Heping has returned to his Beijing home after being held for nearly two years amid a sweeping clamp-down on civil society, his former lawyer said on Wednesday.
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But the Mexican government's efforts to clamp down on years of mounting fuel theft has a prompted a week-long fuel shortage that has left many states in central and western Mexico high and dry.
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While Denison said that the Japanese government's continued desire to clamp down on piracy demonstrated the soft power value of Japan's anime industry, she also said that viewing methods had changed considerably over recent years.
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But the government has kept its budget deficit at 3 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) for 2017, the same as last year, and pledged to clamp down on risks associated with local government debt.
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On the other hand, the US government's historic reluctance to clamp down hard on tech has allowed such companies to flourish in the first place, as have the principles of the free and open internet.
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The drugs used in lethal injection have become increasingly difficult to obtain as pharmaceutical companies try to clamp down on their use and death penalty opponents argue that new drug protocols are unproven or inhumane.
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The discovery immediately added momentum in Europe to pass new laws to clamp down on social media platforms, including rules to remove terrorist content and to restrict how voters are targeted with political messages online.
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The Greyball tool allowed Uber to deploy what was essentially a fake version of its app to evade law enforcement agencies that were trying to clamp down on its service in cities including Portland, Ore.
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The real estate sector, which has been buttressed by investors from China in the last decade, has had a steep falloff as relations sour and as Chinese officials clamp down on foreign real estate investment.
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The Ways and Means Committee is one of several groups of lawmakers examining measures to clamp down on the opioid epidemic, which saw rates of overdose deaths jump nearly 28 percent from 85033 to 2016.
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Further, Pyongyang's egregious human rights violations in the form of prison camps and forced labor continue to this day despite the international community's efforts to clamp down and hold the regime accountable for its abuses.
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Solih's party is on track to reinstate freedom of expression, implement judicial reforms and clamp down on corruption, Alyssa Ayres, a senior South Asia fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, said in a note.
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Dithhi Bhattacharya, executive director of charity Center for Workers' Management, said it was an accident "waiting to happen", blaming a government failure to clamp down on illegal sweatshops that employ people in slave-like conditions.
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The detention drew criticism from media groups and opposition parties, amid fears that the BJP could look to clamp down on the press after Modi last month secured a landslide mandate in a general election.
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But the devices' potential to divert motorists' attention has drawn little scrutiny, even as states clamp down on other forms of distracted driving, like texting behind the wheel or putting a phone to your ear.
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Surviving relatives of three people killed in the 2015 mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, are taking Facebook, Twitter, and Google to court, alleging they failed to clamp down on terrorist propaganda on their sites.
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For Centinel, there's a long journey ahead that will take them from hotel room to hotel room, as the Chinese gangs discover more revenue sources and technology—and the government appears unwilling to clamp down.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin dropped below $9,000 on Friday to its lowest level in 3-1/2 weeks on concerns about regulatory clamp down around the world following cases of large thefts of digital currencies.
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To clamp down on this, Italy is planning to boost its own sea and air patrols to try to spot traffickers before they leave local waters, and will give 10 motorboats to the Libyan coastguard.
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SYDNEY, June 9 (Reuters) - ANZ Banking Group said on Friday it will increase variable interest-only home loan rates by 30 basis points as regulators clamp down on risky lending in Australia's red-hot housing market.
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"This is the kind of vindictive politics that we only expect from this regime," she said in a statement, accusing Duterte of trying to "clamp down on any vocal opposition to a policy of extrajudicial killing".
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Malaysia's central bank, Bank Negara Malaysia, has also been moving to clamp down on non-deliverable forward trades to curb speculative activity on the offshore market, causing some concerns in the currency trade and prompting outflows.
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Beijing has vowed to clamp down on dangerous driving, but the rapid growth in car ownership and relatively lax checks on driving ability have made difficult to curb the number of accidents, especially on rural roads.
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To ward off this problem, the reformicons have called for policies to help the white working class, ranging from immigration policies that clamp down on low-skilled immigrants to targeted tax relief for the middle class.
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Authorities have vowed to clamp down on dangerous driving, but the rapid growth in car ownership and relatively lax checks on driving ability have made difficult to curb the number of accidents, especially on rural roads.
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