Sentence examples for enforcement failure from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that illegal immigration is not principally an enforcement failure.

"Especially in these areas like privacy or online access to information, existing law hasn't really dealt with these issues before because as technology changes, the law needs to play catch-up," said Martin H. Pritikin, a professor at Whittier Law School who co-writes the blog the Collection Gap, about regulatory enforcement failure.

Albright describes the "censorship" case as "a gross enforcement failure by Facebook".

The result of such enforcement failure, feminists contend, is that in practice men have almost the same powers over women that were historically enshrined in law.

Then there is the impact of the stunning, decades-long law enforcement failure to stamp out illegal drugs.

The enforcement failure is dramatic, it is systemic, and it is taking place at every level of government.

The government's handling of the investigation has been at the center of Congressional hearings this week into intelligence and law enforcement failures that predated Sept. 11.

He said that the White House and President Bush's re-election campaign had reason to fear what the commission was uncovering in its investigation of intelligence and law enforcement failures before Sept. 11.

Commission and administration officials said the answers provided by Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney had been consistent with their previous accounts and with recent testimony to the commission, which is investigating intelligence and law enforcement failures before the Sept. 11 attacks.

Mr. Bush may have wanted to turn up the volume on Osama again to divert attention from law enforcement failures to get any break in the anthrax and hijacking cases.

In an unusual pre-emptive strike, Mr. Ashcroft's chief spokesman on Friday accused some Democrats on the commission of having "political axes to grind" in attacking the attorney general, who oversees the F.B.I., and unfairly blaming him for law enforcement failures.