Sentence examples for enforcement though from inspiring English sources

The new officers successfully disrupted the gang drug trade in the area; the bulk of the enforcement, though, seemed to be for minor infractions that would have gone unnoticed in any other part of the city.

Asked for more details of the ongoing talks between EU ministers on encryption, the spokeswoman confirmed there is agreement between them that the technology presents a challenge for law enforcement — though, again, she stressed there is no clarity on what measures they might push for in future.

They are not law enforcement, though, nor can they be called upon to be fronts for it.

It isn't just a matter of lax enforcement, though.

It currently has little use in law enforcement, though.

Law enforcement, though greatly improved, is still sporadic; IBAMA, the main environmental-protection agency, owns just six helicopters.

Some law enforcement authorities, though, say there is a bigger issue — that carriers and handset makers have little incentive to fix the problem.

Some law enforcement officials, though, strongly object to the site, arguing that it exposes officers to resentment and reprisal and vowing to pursue legislation to block it.

For health and law enforcement officials, though, there has been an upside to the disquieting research, for they have used the lessons learned to consider how best to respond.

In a rare disclosure about its enforcement efforts, though, the tax agency said it was auditing "a significant number" of credit counselors and is conducting a more rigorous review of new ones that apply for tax exemption.

Law enforcement officials, though, say it appears the 67-year-old family business also housed a marijuana enterprise, which was revealed when investigators smelled weed while checking reports that cherry juice and chemical-laced byproducts were being dumped into the sewer.