Sentence examples for enforce priorities from inspiring English sources
The Joint Inquiry record establishes that, even within the C.I.A., the D.C.I. did not enforce priorities or marshal resources effectively against the Al Qaeda threat.
The record of the Joint Inquiry also establishes that the D.C.I. was unable or unwilling to enforce priorities and marshal resources in accordance with his declaration that the intelligence community was "at war".
States enforce priority rights coded in law not among contracting parties, but against others.
Since we translate Statecharts, which can be non-deterministic, to Esterel programs, which are fully deterministic, the system overcomes the non-determinism in the specifications by enforcing priority.
"ICE will continue to work cooperatively with law enforcement partners throughout New York as the agency seeks to enforce its priorities through the identification and removal of convicted criminals and other public safety threats," Luis Martinez, an agency spokesman, told the Wall Street Journal.
In this way, the political authorities achieved a high degree of control over resource allocation and were able to enforce their priorities.
The record also shows that the D.C.I. was either unable or unwilling to enforce consistent priorities and marshal resources across the community.
They have required agencies to conduct formal cost-benefit analysis to make sure a rule's benefits justify its costs, and interposed the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs OIRAA) to review "significant" rules and enforce presidential priorities.
In reaction to the trend, ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said in a statement that the agency will continue to work with local agencies "to enforce its priorities through the identification and removal of convicted criminals and other public safety threats". Colorado this year has become the first state to pass a law compelling local agencies to ignore immigration detainers.
But the Carlsbad district is determined to make the state engineer enforce a priority call.
