Sentence examples for capacity of law from inspiring English sources

* Building the capacity of law enforcement agents and the judiciary in management of the criminal trial process and the application of new wildlife laws.

Today's incidents were part of a nationwide wave of threats, many of them hoaxes, that disrupted workplaces and strained the capacity of law enforcement and public health laboratories to deal with the danger.

He believes in the capacity of law to hold powers to account.

It also recommends that aid donors should fund programmes that strengthen the capacity of law enforcement and legal authorities to tackle the illegal timber trade.

The PDMP is purported to enhance the capacity of law enforcement agencies as well as public health officials to identify and investigate unusual prescribing, dispensing, and procuring patterns.

What makes Juárez less safe is the drug trade, which serves massive illicit drug habits in the US and overwhelms the capacity of law enforcement in northern Mexico.

In some cases, public reason liberals understand public justification in terms of the capacity of laws to achieve both stability and publicity, whereas in other cases they see the ability of their conception of public justification to achieve publicity and/or stability as a merit of their conception over competitors.

White worries about ambiguity and halftones: the impotence of the idealist King; the beauty and doom of the adulterous lovers; the capacity of good law to make bad judgments — it is Arthur, not Mordred, who has to sentence Guenevere to death.

The new directive also spelled out that certain, very limited activities intended to prevent violent extremism, like education and research and building judicial capacity and rule of law, could also qualify as ODA.

Policy instruments may be soft and flexible, but they are normally not functional unless backed up with law [36], which highlights special capacities and functions of law.

"It remains under consideration," Mr. Ashcroft told reporters on April 17. "We'd want to do it in a way that respects the dignity and needs of all the people, and also respects the resources and capacity of the various law enforcement agencies".