Sentence examples for enforced operation from inspiring English sources

In 1954, Eisenhower enforced Operation Wetback, also against Mexicans, the inspiration for the Demagogue's deportation plan.

The 10-page document "contains a framework analysis of considerations that are relevant to enforced turnback operations, including the legal basis for operations, the operational objective, procedures to be followed, decision-making, and managing the response and conduct of boat occupants".

"There has to be enforced co-operation between programmes.

Pro-Milosevic Montenegrins in the Yugoslav parliament had blocked the passage of a law that would have enforced co-operation with the UN's tribunal.

There are reasonable grounds for finding that disclosure of documents 1-14 and segments of document 15 could frustrate the enforced turnback operations".

Business rules enable businesspeople to express requirements regarding what is required without needing to define the details of where and how the requirements are enforced in the operation of the business.

Its authority depends on the possibility of enforcing co-operation between its members.

THE devastation of Sri Lanka by last December's tsunami left one glimmer of hope: that the calamity might enforce co-operation between the government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, the separatists controlling the north-east of the island.

"We have technologies and innovative new building methods but often we lack the leadership to be able to bring together different management lines, budgets and concerns and enforce co-operation".

Some experts and critics have suggested that the only way the respirator rules could have been enforced after rescue operations ended would have been to temporarily shut down the site and lay down the law: No respirator, no work.

"ICE looks forward to sharing information on its enforcement operations and how they are humanely and professionally enforcing U.S. immigration law". .