Sentence examples for enforcement programmes from inspiring English sources

Balogun has tested this theory in courtrooms from LA to Lagos, where he has been the brain behind several Nigerian revenue enforcement programmes.

Wealthy countries are exacerbating poverty by pressurising governments to enforce prohibitionist drug policies that exploit farmers and waste billions of pounds a year on failed law enforcement programmes, a health group has warned.

Prince George's County, the very district that helped elect Ramirez, has begun collaborating with immigration authorities in two controversial federal enforcement programmes, Section 287 g) and Secure Communities, that have resulted in record-level deportations of illegal aliens.

In almost all countries, the industry has projects on food technology diagnostic methods, whereas enforcement programmes are planned by public entities, universities and public research institutes and sometime endorsed by private actors.

Human rights monitoring and enforcement programmes to protect against violence, exploitation and abuse – as required by Article 16 of CRPD – are absent in most of the facilities we have visited.

Cobb County authorities, who participate in a federal immigration-law enforcement programme, found that Ms Colotl was in the country illegally.

"Labour will shut down these aggressive schemes through our tax transparency and enforcement programme to get a fair deal for workers and for the Treasury".

The pledges were part of a tax transparency enforcement programme published by McDonnell, who said urgent action was needed after a week of "half-truths and spin".

Labour's Tax Transparency and Enforcement Programme, launched earlier this year, would stop the UK functioning as a hub of international avoidance and evasion.

Its consumer protection team investigated, and the grim findings influenced a six-month monitoring and enforcement programme, announced last week, to help customers escape unusable contracts.

The justice department, for example, is boasting about spending $47m on a local law enforcement programme, when Bush had actually proposed cutting its budget by 87%.