Sentence examples for enforcement capacities from inspiring English sources

"Wildlife crime is becoming more and more organized and sophisticated, and enforcement capacities are not managing to keep up," said Mr. Shepherd of Traffic.

Because of America's intelligence and law enforcement capacities, the world's outlaw states know that they will pay a high price for sponsoring terrorists act against us -- and an overwhelming one should they assist in attacks involving weapons of mass destruction.

He sets out to rid the United States of what he perceives as the threat of radical subversion, to modernize and centralize the nation's law enforcement capacities and to consolidate his own power in Washington.

The present law enforcement capacities of the fisheries officers in the field, who are data collectors and extension workers in an supposedly atmosphere of mutual trust and understanding with the fishermen, are therefore nearly non-existent.

It is important that port and coastal states begin developing their enforcement capacity so they can enforce the cap within their exclusive economic zones.

Mobile phones can also be used in novel ways to stimulate citizen involvement in enforcing tobacco regulations, especially in settings where enforcement capacity is weak.

They write that a lack of enforcement capacity is largely to blame.

Whilst this marine reserve was driven by the stakeholders, the prospects depend on an adequate state enforcement capacity.

The Paris Agreement was based on the premise that the enforcement capacity of the international community is limited.

But the problem in Boston was not insufficient law enforcement capacity but insufficient intelligence — a problem that hinders the military and law enforcement alike.

As the agency has built up its enforcement capacity around cities and other ports of entry, they have seen some shifts in strategy from the smugglers.