Sentence examples for enforcement make from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Therefore, they felt that it was incumbent upon them to report only to the bureau and to let law enforcement make the decision about what information to disseminate.

But although medical marijuana laws and a tolerant attitude by law enforcement make the drug practically legal here, we weren't quite ready to take the next step and start dealing from behind the counter.

And recently, Mr. Romney has promoted his policy of "self-deportation," which hopes that illegal immigrants will leave the country if strict labor rules and enforcement make finding a job impossible.

Barbour's enormous campaign budget and speeches consisting of gestures to patriotism, moral values, low taxes, jobs creation, small government but big law enforcement make clear that it is Barbour who is Junior Bush; he has replicated himself from the presidential template.

That said, highly visible enforcement makes a huge difference.

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.

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

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