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clampdown

[klamp-doun] / ˈklæmpˌdaʊn /
NOUN
suppression
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STRONGEST


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“Those who are mired in corruption, when agencies take action against them, then the agencies are attacked” with false allegations, he said, insisting that he would continue his clampdown against offenders.

From New York Times

The United States, Europe and the United Kingdom have imposed a series of fresh sanctions on dozens of Iranian officials and organizations, including the country’s special military and police forces, for their violent clampdown.

From Seattle Times

UBS itself has had its own tumultuous periods, with a clampdown on banking secrecy and a bailout during the global financial crisis more than a decade ago.

From Reuters

Tension between Iran and the West have mounted over Tehran's nuclear activity and its supply of drones for Russia's war in Ukraine, as well as the Islamic Republic's clampdown on months of anti-government-protests.

From Reuters

But between Tehran’s brutal clampdown on anti-government protests and a sanctions-crippled economy that continues to crater, she now feels she has little option but to help her children escape the country.

From Los Angeles Times