Sentence examples for enforcement faces from inspiring English sources

Over all, the report, called the 2011 Organized Crime Threat Assessment, highlights the difficulties law enforcement faces in keeping pace with crime groups that, according to Europol, have embraced new opportunities presented by technology.

Over all, the report, the 2011 Organized Crime Threat Assessment, highlights the difficulties law enforcement faces in keeping pace with crime groups that, Europol says, have embraced new opportunities presented by technology.

When it comes to investigating this sniper, an arbitrary killer of innocent people going about their daily lives, law enforcement faces enormous odds against catching what can surely be called a clandestine terrorist.

Law enforcement faces the same problems with the "for-profit" drug enterprise which is better equipped than their not-for-profit, but typically well-meaning, law enforcement counterparts.

One problem Mexican law enforcement faces is not the lack of data, she said, but the overwhelming amount of it, thus, being able to search and categorize it efficiently is immensely helpful.

Such is the quandary law enforcement faces in going after synthetic drugs with formulas that change as fast as the feds can regulate or ban them.

The Clinton administration published a report on online security and privacy today, noting that law enforcement faced significant challenges in keeping up with criminals in cyberspace.

Ken Paxton, Texas' attorney general, said in a statement: "The attack on the Dallas police department and its officers is a dangerous reminder of the unpredictable threats our men and women in law enforcement face every day.

Even councils with in-house litter enforcement face profiteering claims.

"We understand the issues in black communities and the dangers that law enforcement face.

The enforcement unit faces its own challenges.