Sentence examples for alone law from inspiring English sources

In Mexico alone, law enforcement officials estimate that smuggling nets about $1 billion a year.

In Phoenix alone, law enforcement officials blame warfare between rival smuggling cartels for the 45percentt rise in killings over the past year.

This was no understatement: the nascent nation had just a few short paved roads for a territory about the size of France; no infrastructure; no public services to speak of; no justice system, let alone law or order.

"Behavior such as described in the indictment has no place in a free society, let alone law enforcement," Dave Welker, the F.B.I. special agent in charge for Louisiana's Eastern District, said in a statement on Friday.

You want enforcement of "clear standards," when there are no standards in custom, let alone law, to determine whether, for example, cookies used to limit spam in consumers' browsers should be deemed "their information" and subject to government control.

The Department of Defense, they further record, does not keep any kind of military sex offender registry that could potentially alert soldiers and commanders, let alone law enforcement, to the presence of military sexual predators.

For the scenario condition where there were no relevant "home alone" laws and the child was uninjured (Fig. 1a), nearly 100% of SOCAN members determined that leaving a child home alone for 4 h was child neglect when the child was 6 years of age or younger.

Based on these results, it seems reasonable to hypothesize that standardizing child home alone laws across states could help to promote greater uniformity in case evaluations, and thereby more effectively protect children from risks related to being left at home alone.

There were few differences by demographic variables with the exception that respondents working in urban areas were more likely to choose higher ages (10 14 years) versus lower ages (5 9 years) as needing to be covered by protective child "home alone" laws as compared to those working in suburban (p = 0.002) or rural (p = 0.006) environments.

The last report published by the House of Commons Transport Committee claimed that there are over 330,000 mobility scooters in operation across the country, but as of yet there are no tests or regulations controlling who can use them, let alone laws that stop people driving them while hammered.

Whether via amendment to the CDA or by stand-alone law or regulation, require ISPs and content providers to utilize new technological solutions which will proactively remove extremist content from their platforms.