Sentence examples for enforcement machinery from inspiring English sources
It is exempt from the enforcement machinery of Mexico's freedom of information law.
The entire government -- with a president, an elected Parliament and a judiciary -- was put inside a theocratic structure whose ultimate authority was a "supreme leader" -- a cleric who controlled the state's enforcement machinery, the police and the military.
The expressions "determination to respect" and "put into practice" were seen to represent moral commitments only, the Declaration of Principles was said not to prescribe international law, and nowhere did the participants provide for enforcement machinery.
The N.C.A.A.'s sometimes creaky enforcement machinery moved swiftly in this case, pushed by a shocking report issued earlier this month by Louis Freeh, a former federal judge and F.B.I. director.
However, when combined with the fact of declining Republican popularity among Hispanic voters, Mr Obama's "formidable enforcement machinery" may actually give him the upper hand in the next debate over immigration reform.
Its purpose was to marshal publicly available official figures to show that the country has built "a formidable enforcement machinery" since 1986, the last time Congress considered an overhaul of the immigration laws that included measures granting legal status to large numbers of illegal immigrants..
The budget of the immigration-enforcement machinery has risen enormously since the September 11th terror attacks.
Three attempts to reform the judiciary have stalled in parliament.This weak law-enforcement machinery faces a powerful drug-trafficking industry.
In both Greece and Italy, as well as in the US, it was regularisation programmes that effectively curbed irregular migration rather than walls and the machinery of enforcement.
The machinery of law enforcement has been transformed into the political instrument of one man.
For the machinery of law enforcement has been transformed wholly into the political — even the personal — instrument of one man.
