Sentence examples for allowing law from inspiring English sources

He also wants mental health professionals to be able to report if someone is dangerous, allowing law enforcement to confiscate the individual's firearms.

Seisint assembled giant databases with personal information and other government records, allowing law enforcement officials to rapidly search for suspicious individuals.

(The Latin phrase refers to the basic principle that contemporary justices should uphold precedent and only rarely overturn earlier decisions, allowing law to develop over time).

The information in this film could conceivably change that, allowing law enforcement officials to achieve justice at last for Emmett Louis Till.

Ralph Baxter, the chairman and chief executive of the law firm Orrick, said allowing law firms to accept outside capital would give them market value and could make them attractive to investors.

The White House describes that policy as "an exercise of prosecutorial discretion," allowing law enforcement officers to focus on immigrants who pose a threat to national security or public safety.

Some advocates for the mentally ill, along with some judges, warned that allowing law-enforcement officials access to mental health records would infringe on the civil rights of emotionally troubled people.

But in her senior year of high school, he gave her a copy of John Lott's "More Guns, Less Crime," which argues that allowing law-abiding citizens to carry concealed handguns is an effective deterrent to violent crime.

The Cuban-American Florida senator stood by what he deemed his "personal" support for eventually allowing law-abiding undocumented immigrants to apply for green cards – and attempted to turn the tables on Cruz for having a position not too dissimilar to his.

Have Stand Your Ground laws had some beneficial impact by allowing law-abiding citizens to protect themselves?

Backers of concealed carry said it makes the streets safer by allowing law-abiding citizens to protect themselves.