Sentence examples for enforcement found from inspiring English sources

There, law enforcement found a fully loaded AK-47 assault rifle, a loaded Uzi submachine gun, and 3,000 Xanax pills.

We consider in particular the problem of defining closures with respect to both money flows and labor-allocation and trading decisions, and show that minimal models require many of the fundamental institutions of banking and contract enforcement found in real economies, in order to define a self-policing system.

The report, by the Blue Ribbon Panel on Transparency, Accountability and Fairness in Law Enforcement, found that while African-Americans make up 5.8percentt of the city's residents, they constituted about 40percentt, 20 of 51, of the victims of officer-involved shootings from January 2010 through July 2015.

When law enforcement found no explosives, the nonprofit theater was allowed to return to business as usual, Manzella said.

Also in the early 90s, law enforcement found itself behind the curve of another type of road -- the Information Superhighway.

Abdus-Salaam, who was 65 years old, was pronounced dead at around 2 PM, shortly after law enforcement found her.

She helped law enforcement find her attacker and put him in jail.

However, Meiklejohn and colleagues created maps from that record that could help law enforcement find companies that hold identifying information for specific users.

The tawdriness of the government making a federal case out of Edwards' infidelities and cover-up strategies has resulted in a surprising diversity of political commentators crying uncle, and demanding that federal law enforcement find a better use of its time than playing to the tabloid crowd.

television series, the brave men of the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement find themselves actually sharing lunch with old enemies as they make a temporary alliance with the evil forces of THRUSH (the Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity — really) in order to defeat an outsider dangerous to both.

Law enforcement finds this data immensely useful.