Sentence examples for enforcement litigations from inspiring English sources

Raymond P. Dowd, who established and executed New York City's three-pronged approach to eradicate clusters of trademark counterfeit sales and distribution, and Heather J. McDonald, a lawyer involved in anti-counterfeiting and other intellectual property enforcement litigations, made the excellent case at the conference that the perpetuation of counterfeit products is reliant on demand.

The total budget for the Superfund is $1.27 billion, which covers investigations, enforcement, litigation and engineering studies as well as cleanup.

Concurrently, he devoted much energy to improving his small army's command structure, appointing civil administrators, and formulating and enforcing procedures of taxation, law enforcement, and litigation.

In two stints at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, he helped to enforce environmental regulations and served as deputy general counsel for enforcement and litigation.

Davis Polk's push into Asia also comes at time when Asian-centered enforcement and litigation matters are sharply on the rise.

These include costs to the state implementation, enforcement, and litigation to defend the law in court and to businesses such as farms, construction companies and restaurants that hire undocumented workers.

Several cautioned that the issue had raised complex legal and policy considerations — including enforcement priorities, litigation strategy and the impact of international antidrug treaties — that remain unresolved, and that no decision was imminent.

However, the guarantee that available state-of-the-art technology is used, and that further technological advances are made, often requires a "forcing function" where the forcing function is often litigation, laws, and enforcement, and still more litigation.

Their litigation enforcement rate is lower than the administration before them on illegal police violence and affirmative action.

This article translates and extends Becker (1968) from public law enforcement to private litigation by examining optimal legal system design in a model with private suits, signals of case strength, court error, and two types of primary behavior: harmful acts that may be deterred and benign acts that may be chilled.

This would provide needed guidance to law enforcement agencies, quell litigation, protect civil liberties including cherished First Amendment rights, and ensure the viability of the Fourth Amendment even at the dawn of a new age of surveillance technology.