Sentence examples for back to enforcement from inspiring English sources

The discussion shifted sharply back to enforcement.

"The TRUST Act is a modest measure meant to bring some transparency and confidence back to law enforcement after ICE's rogue effort to enlist police as frontline immigration enforcers".

"We wanted to bring the swagger back to the enforcement division, and I think we're doing that," he said.

"When I first started, I had said that one of my goals was to help bring the swagger back to the enforcement division," he said.

The patient was subsequently brought to the surgical recovery room (PACU) in stable condition, and when fully recovered, he was discharged back to law enforcement custody.

There also are concerns about what happens to this money once it goes back to law enforcement.

Some European countries within the free-movement Schengen zone are "reverting back to their enforcement of national borders," Susan Fratzke, policy analyst at the MPI, told The Huffington Post.

He subscribes to the notion that there's a "war on police," has called police "the most mistreated people in America" and spoke about the need to "give power back" to law enforcement.

This process has weak protections for property owners, and typically returns more of the funds back to local law enforcement.

But Graham is upset that "we're going back to the law enforcement model" of thwarting al Qaeda, instead of the military/treat-them-as-enemy-combatants model.

Arab and Muslim students, and those perceived to be Arab or Muslim will be singled out, and/or those whom support particular political views will be reported back to FBI, law enforcement.