Sentence examples for enforcement to conduct from inspiring English sources

The Government intends to bring in the Investigatory Powers Bill as soon as possible, to bring new powers to help intelligence agencies and law enforcement to conduct surveillance.

If, on the other hand, the amendment confers a general right to "privacy," how will that affect the ability of law enforcement to conduct proper searches or of Congress to pass laws regulating drugs, guns and other potentially harmful products?

The day's last question was about "How you balance the need for law enforcement to conduct investigations with citizens to protect their privacy".

The legal definitions and tests vary by court, but generally, a court will consider the degree of control that the government exercised over the private party's search and whether the private party had an independent reason, unrelated to law enforcement, to conduct the search (such as a business justification).

It can be a basis for law enforcement to conduct extrajudicial killings.

The ability of UK law enforcement to conduct digital forensics investigations is legislated by the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act.

Releasing the documents "could undermine the safety of law enforcement personnel and would likely undermine the ability of a law enforcement agency to conduct future investigations," according to the 43-page decision, written by Judge José A. Cabranes, whom President Bill Clinton appointed.

The mall's operators shut down the shopping center on Friday to allow law enforcement officials to conduct their investigation.

"We are working with appropriate law enforcement agencies to conduct an investigation to determine the magnitude and causes of this theft," he said.

The action comes after years of failure by government and tribal law enforcement officials to conduct proper investigations of dozens of cases of child sexual abuse, including rape.

That case involved the Brady Act of 1993, which established a national system for background checks and commanded state law enforcement officials to conduct them.