Sentence examples for enforcement failed from inspiring English sources

Measures focusing only on enforcement failed in 16 states, according to a tally by the National Immigration Forum in Washington, a group opposing such laws.

"Florida's 'shoot-first' law – an Alec model bill – shielded George Zimmerman from arrest for six weeks and ensured law enforcement failed to conduct a proper investigation," said Rashad Robinson of ColorOfChange in a press conference to launch the new report.

In Parsons' case, for example, there were criminal harassment and child pornography charges that could have been applied, but at least initially, law enforcement failed to apply them.

Law enforcement failed to catch the San Diego hijackers because of a failure to communicate and share information between intelligence agencies, not because the wiretapping laws were too strict.

"They got their work cut out for them, which is why law enforcement failed in the past due to the deterrent of footwork and investigative style tactics for proof.

Meeting in Vienna on March 11, the 52nd session of the U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND), acknowledged that heroin and cocaine consumption had increased globally, while enforcement failed.

The great allure of the superhero, of course, is that he has the tools necessary not only to fight the more elemental forms of evil, but also to pre-empt them: to sweep down, cape flying, whenever ordinary law enforcement fails to anticipate or reckon with a threat.

But there's an important political element at issue, too: if law enforcement fails to call something a hate crime in the face of striking evidence, as many say was the case in Chapel Hill, a community can be left feeling unprotected.

It would also hold law enforcement liable if an immigrant commits a felony within ten years after law enforcement fails to hand him or her to Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE).

With the help of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has a long history of going after white supremacists in civil court when law enforcement fails to take action, Gersh sued Anglin in April for intentional infliction of emotional distress, invasion of privacy and violating a Montana anti-intimidation law.

An amendment to require all states to maintain a database of permits, and make it accessible to law enforcement nationwide, failed, 139 to 284.