Sentence examples for enforcement framing from inspiring English sources
The video, titled "Blue Racism," seeks to raise public awareness about what union members see as rampant discrimination suffered by law enforcement, framing the lived experience of police officers as a civil rights struggle.
In New York and other urban cities, simply being friends or living in the same building with kids who get into trouble can lead to law enforcement framing you as a gang or crew.
Avery was found guilty of the murder at trial and sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole, and many believe law enforcement framed him in retaliation for suing, and possible evidence like this phone call adds to people's distrust of the Mantiowoc County Sherriff's department.
The real question will be how a bill requiring companies to provide access to law enforcement is framed.
However, as long as normatives neither constitute effective 'lines of division' nor effective enforcement mechanisms [ 62], framing should not be done via 'global health' definitions.
Wiretap recordings, aired publicly during their trial, revealed a scheme by top law enforcement officials to frame the deputies, leading to a public outcry and an investigation.
We analyze corruption in law enforcement: the payment of bribes to enforcement agents, threats to frame innocent individuals in order to extort money from them, and the actual framing of innocent individuals.
Unsurprisingly, just about everybody covering the story is framing Apple's move as one that will thwart law enforcement.
TWO decades after Martin H. Tankleff was charged with murdering his parents, he is suing Suffolk County law enforcement, saying he was framed and wrongly imprisoned for 17 years.
Two decades after being charged with murdering his parents, Martin H. Tankleff is suing Suffolk County law enforcement, saying he was framed and wrongly imprisoned for 17 years.
We test our argument by examining the characteristics of resolutions' sponsors and discursive framing concepts such as crime, human rights, and the strength of enforcement language.
