Sentence examples for enforcement much from inspiring English sources

It is unfair to besmirch the Justice Department's commitment to evenhanded law enforcement, much less a federal judge's.

Since then, the United States has spent $263 billion on immigration enforcement, much of it along the southern border.

"We think we can produce a system that will result in cleaner air, but also make enforcement much more efficient," Mrs. Whitman said in an interview today.

As we've discussed here several times before, it's already extremely difficult to even get in front of a jury with a claim against law enforcement, much less win an award.

It could bring in billions of dollars owed to the government and would also help the states, which rely on Internal Revenue Service enforcement much more than on their own audits.

That's a deterrent to people who are afraid to interact with law enforcement, much less tell the sheriff where they live, and Sheriff Landeis is not easy to reach.

Zoning and building code enforcement is much tighter.

"If an investor is confronted with a dispute, arbitration as means of enforcement is much better," Ms. Lamm said.

Developing nations, many of which lack strong environmental enforcement, are much worse off than developed countries, the study found.

In the large cities, where sentiment was strongly opposed to Prohibition, enforcement was much weaker than in rural areas and small towns.

Without offering details, he said all but $14,000 of the money would be distributed to various law enforcement offices, much as funds seized from convicted felons are.