Sentence examples for enforcement to conclude from inspiring English sources
But "there was nothing, and I cannot underscore this strongly enough," he said, that would have led law enforcement "to conclude that this guy was going to act out and shoot 20 people".
Much of the increase came after New Jersey passed legislation in 1998 making it harder to file bogus claims there, leading some law enforcement officials and insurers to conclude that the fraud rings merely moved across the Hudson.
Those who know Crittenton are shocked, concerned and in disbelief, waiting for law-enforcement authorities and the N.B.A. to conclude their investigations and perhaps to clear his name.
"Any enforcement action might take many months or years to conclude.
But the interviews and investigation led police officials and prosecutors to conclude that no crime had occurred, one law enforcement official said.
In its Opinion 1/03 of February 2006, the Court of Justice held that the Community has acquired exclusive competence to conclude international agreements with third countries on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters.
"The FBI appeared to conclude their inquiries into officer Wilson months ago," said Ron Hosko, the president of the law enforcement legal defense fund.
"It also is reasonable to conclude from this email statement that the men decided not to report to a law enforcement or child protection authority because they already had agreed to 'report' the incident to Second Mile".
To conclude, some happiness.
