Sentence examples for enforcement could be from inspiring English sources

The languages of law enforcement could be learned.

Despite these reservations, only Justice Kennedy seemed outwardly concerned during last week's oral argument in Douglas about whether exclusive federal enforcement could be effective.

And if they decided on a ban, most of the enforcement could be done on the street, in front of a theater or sports arena.

If we do not find a way to provide decent, affordable housing, efforts to improve education, health and law enforcement could be undermined.

Still, Penny Venetis, assistant director of the constitutional litigation clinic at Rutgers Law School in Newark, said that overzealous law enforcement could be counterproductive.

"It is very hard to understand how someone who is responsible for law enforcement could be violating laws like the Hatch Act," the governor said.

Such enforcement tools could be incorporated into other national healthcare programs to improve enforcement and prevention, and modified so that recovered amounts are earmarked for public health financing/system strengthening.

In addition, a large number of legal system and law enforcement analyses could be performed if we could have access to court documents and law enforcement records in database form and for a wider time frame.

If the information is valuable to law enforcement, it could be lucrative for marketers.

But any new enforcement effort could be undermined by the way the ordinance on rentals was written.

Federal grants for a variety of programs — including research, higher education and training local law enforcement officers — could be delayed.