Sentence examples for enforcement terms from inspiring English sources
"This may have been effective in law enforcement terms, but as social policy it was a disaster".
The official said that while people might disagree about what much-used law enforcement terms such as "terrorist cell" and "sleeper cell" really mean, "I certainly view this as a group of people who wanted to engage in terrorist activity".
But Mr. Yoo himself saw it differently, arguing in The Wall Street Journal that the memo, whatever the surface similarities to his own, betrayed a flawed vision because it presented the issue in law enforcement terms rather than as an exercise of war powers.
It contains extreme SOPA-style copyright enforcement terms that would undermine Internet freedom and innovation.
Police used pepper spray on some demonstrators during what local law enforcement termed an "illegal protest".
He also attempted to clarify his position on rape last year, saying that "legitimate rape" was a law enforcement term and that a "number of people" on his campaign had been conceived by rape.
That CBS show, now in its ninth season, is one of the most-watched hours in America, even as it swims ever deeper into its bottomless cesspool of "UnSubs" – the show's over-used, real-life law-enforcement term for an "unknown subject" – who are often male nutcases far more brayingly vulgar than Hannibal Lecter, but who kill (mostly women) with equal brutality.
And we must invest in law enforcement in terms of political support, sufficient people, enough cash and a willingness to create and enforce laws that will work.
More serious enforcement of the terms and conditions tends to be done through other legal mechanisms.
And that could give rise to all types of difficulties, including financing, fire safety, insurance, even enforcement of lease terms against tenants residing in the "nonlegal" apartments.
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