Sentence examples for enforcement school from inspiring English sources

The district attorney, representatives of federal and local law enforcement, school and social service officials and medical professionals were on hand to offer expertise and guidance.

The commission should be made up of experts from the fields of law enforcement, school safety, mental health, academia and sociology and include a representative from a respected hunting organization.

It is the nation's most sophisticated, collaborative program involving law enforcement, school and mental health staff.

Today, I speak in public about my experience and educate law enforcement, school administrators, and psychologists, as well as teachers and students.

If someone is displaying multiple warning signs or making a definitive threat, the group's "Know the Signs" guide says to alert law enforcement, school officials or mental health professionals.

But just as obviously, law enforcement, school officials, and other authority figures often do a piss-poor job distinguishing between actual threats and the hyperbolic language teenagers so often speak and write in.

After a landmark power-sharing accord in April between Kosovo and Serbia, Ethnic Serbs and Albanians are facing changes to law enforcement, schools and courts that will alter daily life.

As soon as I'm finished speaking here, I will sit at that desk and I will sign a directive giving law enforcement, schools, mental health professionals and the public health community some of the tools they need to help reduce gun violence.

Obama says as soon as he is finished speaking, he will sign executive orders to use "the weight of this office": As soon as I'm finished speaking here I will sit at that desk and I will sign a directive giving law enforcement, schools, mental health professionals and the public health community some of the tools they need to help reduce gun violence....

"The imminent threat of widespread and prolonged disruption of electrical power to California's emergency services, law enforcement, schools, hospitals, homes, businesses and agriculture constitutes a condition of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property within the state," Davis said in his declaration of emergency.

The ACLU and other civil rights groups successfully appealed to the Obama administration to reinstate the data collection and to expand it to include new categories of data on harsh discipline measures, such as referrals to law enforcement, school-based arrests and expulsion under zero-tolerance policies.