Sentence examples for enforcement made from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement made only a few dozen arrests, though, because they had little to go on.

In a world defined by the Cold War, the distinction between foreign intelligence and law enforcement made sense.

Last year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety produced what it called the first hard evidence that red-light camera enforcement made intersections safer.

The coalition also learned that compared with its neighbors, including Greenwich, North Castle's housing regulations and their enforcement made it easier for developers to build big.

The study found that varying laws and levels of enforcement made no difference in the rate of teenagers taking up smoking, although the authors acknowledged that other antismoking initiatives during the period could have hidden the effect.

Julie Roe Lach, the N.C.A.A.'s vice president for enforcement, made a presentation to the group, which included every men's basketball coach, football coach and athletic director in the conference.

That said, highly visible enforcement makes a huge difference.

This isn't easy in a country where legal vagueness and arbitrary enforcement make advocacy a constant uphill battle.

The law also discourages reporting of criminal activity and victimization to local law enforcement, making everyone less safe.

The advent of Global Positioning System tracking devices has been a boon to law enforcement, making it easier and safer, for example, for agents to link drug dealers to kingpins.

Copyright and trademark enforcement make up most of Mr. Quinto's Academy-related tasks, as he, almost daily, dispatches letters to companies in apparent violation.