Sentence examples for coordinate law from inspiring English sources

In confronting them, America will forge lasting partnerships to target terrorists, share intelligence, coordinate law enforcement, and protect our people.

Since the administration began, Mr. Young has helped coordinate law enforcement matters, and keeping him there effectively ensures the mayor can maintain his supreme command over a department whose crime-reduction campaign has so defined his tenure.

Former United States officials say Mr. Montesinos was the only official in the Fujimori government capable of coordinating law enforcement and military agencies at a time when Peru was the leading producer of coca for cocaine trafficking.

On Friday the Clinton administration also plans to announce a new interagency task force charged with coordinating law enforcement response to what the report calls rapid growth in trafficking of women and children, largely for sex and forced labor, in the United States and abroad.

He was successful in coordinating law enforcement efforts to arrest 18 people who bought and traded illegal guns at a shop in Rockford, Ill.

We cannot separate whether this observation owes to selection in who has coordinated laws or an impact of both laws changing at the same time.

Parliament formulated the restrictive law following coordinated police raids in mid-December of government allies, which were part of an investigation into alleged graft and corruption.

Among its recommendations, the report urged the New Jersey Department of Labor to step up its prosecution of employers who cheat day laborers by designating a special agent to investigate the workers' claims, help them recover unpaid wages and coordinate with law enforcement agencies to prosecute labor law violators.

He is also adding a special assistant attorney general to coordinate antipiracy law enforcement.

It would force disclosure of the bridge's finances and inspection reports and oblige Moroun to coordinate with law enforcement.

"We will continue to coordinate with law enforcement as necessary".