Sentence examples for enforcement mistakes from inspiring English sources

Enforcement mistakes are easy to make at this early stage.

Facebook is effectively shifting where it will be criticized to the underlying policy instead of individual incidents of enforcement mistakes like when it took down posts of the newsworthy "Napalm Girl" historical photo because it contains child nudity before eventually restoring them.

Zuckerberg called this incident an "enforcement error" — some kind of human mistake in the system.

At the time, Zuckerberg replied that the perceived censorship was an "enforcement error" and had been in contact with Diamond and Silk to reverse its mistake.

But many stories involving tainted evidence, malingering law enforcement and mistaken eyewitness identification never become common knowledge.

A blind man from Lancashire, England, was Tasered by police last Friday after law enforcement officers mistook his white cane for a samurai sword, reports say.

However, on an important note, altering the orange tip possibly subjects the user to serious bodily harm should a law enforcement officer mistake the gun for a real weapon.

All law enforcement agencies make mistakes, but the best improve by learning from them.

When law enforcement officials make mistakes, there is an all-too-human temptation to press on rather than admit an error.

Ms. Napolitano would do well to ensure a slow, judicious rollout of electronic workplace enforcement, to avoid mistakes that could ruin the lives and livelihoods of thousands of legitimate employees.

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