Sentence examples for enforcement some of from inspiring English sources
It issued a map showing employees which states to avoid lest they give the authorities a target for enforcement (some of the biggest states were coded red).
Yet, from the point of view of law enforcement, some of them do have the potential to be used as a cover for the theft of sensitive technology.
The steady flow of gear has made the program popular among law enforcement, some of which say it's necessary to combat criminals who have access to ever-more-powerful weaponry.
"Good, solid, professional law enforcement representatives, some of the greatest warriors in law enforcement.
For example in 2003 George Bush postponed unpopular aspects of the Medicare Modernisation Act and limited enforcement of some parts of the law.
On Thursday, Judge Deborah A. Batts of the United States District Court in Manhattan allowed enforcement of some provisions of the law, and she scheduled a hearing for Oct. 22 on the question of deposits on water bottles.
Arizona's immigration legislation is tied up in federal court, which has temporarily halted enforcement of some of its major provisions.
The report said S.P.C.A. enforcement personnel, some of whom carry firearms, were inadequately trained.
The American government relaxed the enforcement of some of these rules in 2011, when a famine swept through southern Somalia, to ensure that assistance got to the millions of Somalis who needed it.
Ms. Jackson describes the job as draining but says there are certain principles she will not compromise, including rapid and vigorous enforcement of some of the most far-reaching health-related rules ever considered by the agency.
It could eventually result in antitrust enforcement against some of the companies and could provide momentum for efforts under way in Congress to tighten restrictions on such lawsuits.
