Sentence examples for enforcement apparatus from inspiring English sources
Ms. Khakamada said she was concerned that Mr. Putin's moves could take Russia closer to recreating a dangerously powerful intelligence and law enforcement apparatus.
The administration has proposed replacing the entire enforcement apparatus of the Clean Air Act, including new source review, with what it says is a simpler law.
So the campaign of leaks is an expression of the consensus within the security and law enforcement apparatus that Something Must Be Done about Kadyrov.
Ms. Berenson's family and lawyers say the court system and law enforcement apparatus remain full of officials appointed during the Fujimori regime despite its replacement by a new government promising reforms.
Mr. Vallone now says that in 1991, in one of the most lawless periods in the city's history, he had to convince Mr. Dinkins to hire more police officers and strengthen the city's law enforcement apparatus.
"The fact that the employees of one of the major nuclear facilities are not provided proper security is a serious comment on the working of our law enforcement apparatus".
And, this year, the number has overwhelmed the border-enforcement apparatus.
This reality check simply locates another officer in the context of the white supremacist law-enforcement apparatus that defends him in lieu of protecting its (black) citizens, that operates with impunity.
Brazil's law-enforcement apparatus is riddled with defects, from the sloppy way crimes are recorded to the ridiculous workload of the supreme court, which made 83,000 rulings last year.
But there have been less spectacular victories, too, such as the detention of 98 policemen in Nuevo León on corruption charges over the past six weeks.Political protectorsBut the real problems of Mexico's law-enforcement apparatus are systemic.
In other words, what the United States government's intelligence-gathering and law-enforcement apparatus had failed to accomplish before September 11th (or since), the law-abiding Arab citizens of Detroit, in a vigilante spirit that would validate their patriotism, should undertake themselves.
