Sentence examples for enforcement bringing from inspiring English sources

They are now up against militarized and heavily armed law enforcement bringing the behavior and conduct suitable to the warzone back to Main Street.

He also has ramped up federal oversight of local law enforcement, bringing 33 legal actions against police departments for policies or practices of abuse, including in Los Angeles and Baltimore.

Stung by media exposes of farmers market cheating, Los Angeles County officials have dramatically stepped up enforcement, bringing in Ed Williams, deputy director of the Los Angeles County Agricultural Commissioner's office and an experienced agricultural sleuth.

In 1997 the IRS estimated that Americans paid 83% of the individual income tax they owed voluntarily, with enforcement bringing in another 3%.

And while photo enforcement brings in a lot of money — $21.2 million in February — Ms. Cheh said revenue was not the point.

The commission can, and should, strike fear in the boardroom, as it did in the 1970's when Stanley Sporkin, a hard-charging chief of enforcement, brought high-profile cases against United Brands, Lockheed and Robert Vesco, an international financier.

In more recent days the Holmes/Cruise union took place at the 15th century Odescalchi castle near Rome, where the town centre was cordoned off, and extra law enforcement brought in to keep the average Joe's away from the Forbes-dubbed "world's most powerful celebrity".

"In Egypt crude law enforcement brought down the president.

Unlike almost any other government agency, the IRS actually makes money for U.S. taxpayers: every dollar spent on enforcement brings in $10 of revenue.

The Fallujah-esque scene in Harlem and the Bronx is just the flashy culmination of the what law enforcement brings down on these communities.

Frailey, who relies on his pension for income, said a friend in law enforcement brought the issue to his attention, and one thing in particular concerned him, beyond the timing.