Sentence examples for challenges of law from inspiring English sources

Matusiak described the challenges of law enforcement in the theatre district (some forty thousand ticket-holders pour into the area every night).

To some extent, the automation challenges of law firms are much like those of any professional services or consulting firm keeping track of prospects, customers, billable hours and invoices.

"His legacy is a reflection of the challenges of law enforcement in Pakistan," said Huma Yusuf, global fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Centre for Scholars.

"His legacy is a reflection of the challenges of law enforcement in Pakistan," says Huma Yusuf, global fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Centre for Scholars.

Both these tasks are vital but in the wake of the outrage over Michael Brown and Eric Garner, the NYPD is understandably uncertain about how to conduct their jobs without every little decision they make being second-guessed by those with no understanding of the real-world challenges of law enforcement, and by politicians eager to win points with the public by scapegoating the police.

Opponents of same-sex marriages have worried that San Francisco's continued defiance of the state's marriage law would encourage challenges of marriage laws in other states.

So they invested in a technology to create a workaround to the regulatory and legal challenges of copyright law.

chapter in their challenge of the law, called the ruling a vindication of women's constitutional rights.

The case was the first challenge of the law to reach the state's top court, which ruled unanimously, 6-0, to uphold the statute.

But they are hoping that the Supreme Court will be a different court by the time any challenge of the law reaches it.

As well as the challenge of maintaining law and order in western Europe's largest city, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has to keep the confidence of both Home Secretary Theresa May and Mayor Boris Johnson.