Sentence examples for enforcement and services from inspiring English sources

The law also dedicates funds to law enforcement and services for victims' families.

President Bush has said that the commissioner of immigration and naturalization, James W. Ziglar, should be given a chance to fix his service's problems through an administrative overhaul that separates the agency's enforcement and services functions, and allows Mr. Ziglar to keep his job.

Plans are also under way to reorganize the agency, separating its enforcement and service duties.

One plan proposed by two Republicans, Representatives George W. Gekas of Pennsylvania and F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. of Wisconsin, would abolish the immigration service and create two agencies for enforcement and service.

B6 CHANGES FOR I.N.S. -- The immigration agency will be split into two bureaus to streamline its border enforcement and service responsibilities, Attorney General John Ashcroft said.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service, long criticized as poorly managed, will be split into two operating parts to streamline the agency's border enforcement and service duties.

Attorney General John Ashcroft said today that the Immigration and Naturalization Service would be split into two bureaus to streamline its border enforcement and service responsibilities.

Polaris recommended increased training for law enforcement and service providers such as healthcare workers, better information sharing among law enforcement and government agencies, and more funding for investigations and prosecutions.

All proposals under discussion would redistribute the enforcement and service functions of the I.N.S., upending an agency that has existed for 111 years and has been recently criticized as dysfunctional and ineffective.

The chief difference in the bills is that the Senate's, in splitting the agency, would put one person in charge to supervise both the law enforcement and service functions to make sure that they took consistent approaches.

"Dividing the I.N.S.'s responsibilities between two separate agencies would result in smaller enforcement and service agencies, each with a clearer, more focused mission," Glenn A. Fine, the Justice Department's inspector general said in October.