Sentence examples for enabled law from inspiring English sources

Some captured Qaeda leaders have provided valuable information that has enabled law enforcement agencies to break up possible plots.

As long as the missing person's mobile device is powered on and GPS is enabled, law enforcement can ping the device to obtain a general location.

A second financial lifeline would be forthcoming, they promised, if Athens passed the enabling law.

An enabling law is due before the summer.Now the government has set its sights on telecoms.

It enables law enforcement organizations to issue Amber Alerts when a child is missing.

Government must respond, and the National Security Agency's extensive data collection enables law enforcement to keep up with such crimes.

These include the Human Rights Lawyers Associationn bursary scheme which enables law students to undertake internships, work placements and other poorly paid work in human rights law.

A change in British law, introduced last year, enables law firms to use business structures other than private partnerships, and allows for external investment and initial public offerings (IPOs).

That legislation required telephone companies and equipment makers to build their networks in a way that would enable law enforcement to intercept certain kinds of communications.

In the meantime, concerns about what IoT is enabling law enforcement to do remain little understood in some circles, and the subject of growing concern in others.

On the subway issue, the Board finally passed the enabling law for the line, although there is still a vagueness on the exact route.