Sentence examples for call law from inspiring English sources

We're going to meet, he's going to tell me what's going on, and I'm going to decide whether to call law enforcement".

"Do we wish Senator Brown would find the courage to call law enforcement?" said David Clohessy, national director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, an advocacy group.

Craft, the police chief, told reporters on Friday some business owners had called police to report interactions, but said they had reported "nothing that alerted anyone to think maybe we want to call law enforcement about this fella".

The statement also said that the anniversary of the poisonings in 2007 had "prompted many people to call law enforcement agencies with tips," and that all tips were being investigated.

The wider implications were fanned by news of a second arrest under the same "nuisance call" law of a Conservative councillor in Birmingham who posted a tweet crudely attacking the columnist Yasmin Alibhi-Brown.

Before the screener could call law enforcement officials, the passenger grabbed the bag and went into the area reserved for people who have cleared security screening, Ms. Bergen said.

There is a long list of exceptions to the no-call law.

(The novella in question was called "Law and Order").

Those people now have a blog called Law and the Multiverse: Superheroes, supervillains, and the law.

The residents of the home discovered the burglary around 10 30 p.m. Friday and called law enforcement officials, Sergeant Eberling said.

He then brought up an organization called Law Enforcement Against Prohibition that favors ending the war on drugs.