Sentence examples for enforcement paperwork from inspiring English sources

Lawyers have said new layers of enforcement paperwork would heavily burden legitimate business and overwhelm state bureaucracies.

Proof-of-payment systems don't solve the problem of fare-collection costs as they require inspectors and other staff to handle enforcement, paperwork and payment processing.

Their names would be culled from the current 75 to 100 Police Department forms that require contact information, among them enforcement paperwork, like arrest reports, summonses and stop-and-frisk forms, as well as other routine documents.

He will restructure the I.N.S., splitting it into two agencies, one for service and one for enforcement, expediting paperwork and protecting our borders.

Academics and specialists have long been aware of flaws in the FBI numbers, which are based on voluntary submissions by local law enforcement agencies of paperwork known as supplementary homicide reports.

But nursing home operators and nurses say strict enforcement of the paperwork rules slows the delivery of drugs to patients, without doing anything to combat illegal diversion of drugs.

Amid growing inquiries by law enforcement into dubious paperwork by home lenders, one of the nation's largest, GMAC Mortgage, said Tuesday that it was expanding its review of foreclosures to all 50 states.

If carriers let LocationSmart, a separate company, access that data, and LocationSmart sells it to someone else (Securus), and that someone else sells it to law enforcement, much less paperwork required!

This rider would stop the agreement in its tracks, barring the E.P.A. from spending even a dime on paperwork or enforcement.

The set-up allows the efficient treatment of people who may have multiple problems, said Christi Garfield, the vice-president of restoration services, as well as saving law enforcement time, money and paperwork and reducing the chance of a repeat encounter.

The Obama Administration is suing Arizona over the law, which empowers law enforcement officers to check the paperwork of anyone they deem suspicious of being in the country illegally.