Sentence examples for deployed law from inspiring English sources

Hundreds queued up for daily water rations as the city deployed law enforcement officers — widely dubbed "the world's first water police" — to enforce restrictions.

In one scenario envisaged in the report, a number of South American countries would break with the prohibition line and decide that they will no longer deploy law enforcement and the army against drug cartels, having concluded that the human costs of the "war on drugs" is too high.

This means not only training, equipping, and deploying law enforcement officers.

Cardiff University professor Matthew Williams said the research is designed to eventually enable authorities to predict when and where hate crime is likely to occur and deploy law enforcement resources to prevent it.

In reality, it probably matters little how the government tries to create predictive metrics for individuals who might someday turn to mass violence, or what groups it targets, or how it deploys law enforcement to "solve" this problem.

Now, this may appear to be too strong a claim, in light of Davidson's rejection of strict, purely psychological laws mental anomalism rejects the possibility of any strict laws in which mental predicates figure, but Kim here appears to be deploying laws of the form 'M1 & M2 → M3'.

And third, governments must deploy law-enforcement and regulators in preemptive, international investigations to eliminate illegal betting on the global level.

Ferguson and other Missouri towns are gearing up for potential protests after a grand jury decides whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson, who shot and killed unarmed black teenager Michael Brown on Aug. 9. Brown's death sparked a wave of protests that included confrontations between police and protesters involving tear gas deployed by law enforcement officials and shots fired.

The Ministry of Justice-backed isithetive is the latest example of video devices being deployed for law enforcement purposes: more than 500 Metropolitan police officers are already wearing body cameras, other forces are adopting them and magistrates courts across the country are being equipped with digital screens.

Of the 27 deaths that occurred after a Taser was deployed by law enforcement, all but one involved an unarmed person.

Demos also points to another strategy that is deployed by law firm Hogan Lovells: Dubbed "contextual recruitment," it takes into account economic factors and the personal circumstances of candidates to help aid the disadvantaged.