Sentence examples for enforcement projects from inspiring English sources

"Other countries are willing to fund law enforcement projects, but we can't raise a penny for prevention or treatment," he said.

As part of a $2 billion investment in border enforcement projects over the next two years, the administration will also use up to 40 mobile ground radars and six unmanned aerial surveillance drones, Mr. Chertoff said.

This law enforcement "Project Runway" was not mirrored by the business attire of the leaders of the ethics, cultural affairs and housing and economic development departments.

Designed as a policing and law enforcement project, the UIC had not been readied for a conflict with Ethiopia let alone with the United States.

For the six months ended March 31, the employee benefits administration generated some $80 million through the enforcement project, the spokesman said, most of it as recoveries to be paid to 401(k) owners.

The memo from Carl B. Weisbrod, Director, Midtown Enforcement Project came to Koch after a caller on a radio talk show had complained about the woman to Koch and Koch had ordered an investigation.

After the arrest of the suspect in the Christmas bomb plot, he wrote, "Will Americans finally grasp how insane it is to regard counterterrorism as a law-enforcement project rather than a matter of national security?" To his detractors, he is just another partisan commentator whose views can be easily dismissed.

The "Project Unicorn" law enforcement task force members that appeared in Toronto today, led by the Toronto Police Services (TPS), and accompanied by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Ontario Provincial Police, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, have been actively investigating all aspects of this crime for more than a month.

The present paper attempts to elucidate that the agenda-setting, policy enforcement, and project implementation of the SRP can be explained through: 1) political processes, 2) interplays between the institutional politics of different political parties and non-institutional politics of social actors, and 3) interactions between political regionalism and developmentalism.

The specter of a Microsoft-backed "law enforcement" response to projects like his had obviously faded.

Now that the E.P.A. has changed the rules, Mr. Segal said, the government "should not pursue new enforcement actions for projects that the law now recognizes as lawful".