Sentence examples for enforcement instead of from inspiring English sources

It's a strong law-enforcement tool when immigrants can trust law enforcement instead of fearing it".

But it's still funding enforcement (instead of treatment), and the new changes still don't address the problems with accountability and transparency with these task forces.

Hence the rhetorical dead weight: "state or local law enforcement" instead of just "law enforcement"; all that about "rushing to judgment" and "making accusations in the absence of evidence," as if anybody needed to be told that.

A two-year study, published in the journal Addiction in 2008, found that those parts of the country that turned to enforcement instead of treatment fared poorly.

However, Ventura is the only county that by law dedicates the entire haul to law enforcement instead of sharing it with firefighters, emergency medical personnel, animal control officers and other public safety employees.

Stingrays are fake cell phone towers about the size of a briefcase that force all phones in the area to connect to it – and by extension, law enforcement – instead of the phone company.

This structure will incentivize the pharmaceutical companies to purchase patent enforcement policies instead of infringement policies.

Georgina Philippou, the FCA's acting director of enforcement added: "Instead of addressing the obvious risks associated with its business, Barclays allowed a culture to develop which put the firm's interests ahead of those of its clients".

On Wednesday evening, the House voted 217 to 205 to kill an amendment that would have confined N.S.A. phone surveillance to identified suspects of law enforcement investigations instead of the broad "metadata" collections revealed last month by Mr. Snowden's disclosures.

Under the plan, the negotiators said, local airport officials might have some leeway to decide if they wanted to use private contractors or state and local law enforcement personnel, instead of federal employees.

The report then details how when schools are staffed with cops, administrators grow increasingly likely to defer to SROs, who take a law enforcement approach instead of disciplining kids with punishments such as detention or in-school suspension.