Sentence examples for enforcement to go from inspiring English sources

But a starting point is for law enforcement to go after pimps rather than the girls.

"This allows law enforcement to go after people who truly act irresponsibly," he said.

"But the reality is it makes it easier for law enforcement to go after criminals".

He wrote that he wanted someone in law enforcement to go to the pay phone to receive a call.

They said he wrote that he wanted someone in law enforcement to go to the pay phone, and he would call them there.

It was Billy Rogers, campaign manager for the effort, who said: "This allows law enforcement to go after people who truly act irresponsibly.

"There is a concern in the wake of 9/11 that needs for security might lead to some elements of thinking in law enforcement to going back to the bad old days".

During his 2008 campaign, Mr Obama vowed not to use federal law-enforcement to go after people acting within state medical-marijuana laws (medical marijuana is legal in 17 states and in Washington, DC).

Microsoft has demonstrated a rare ability to elicit the cooperation of law enforcement officials to go after software counterfeiters and to secure convictions — not only in India and Mexico, but also in China, Brazil, Colombia, Belize and Russia.

"Law enforcement has to go to a judge and get a warrant but by that time there's the possibility the person you want will have slipped away," Mr Blue says.

K. Dane Snowden, the head of the consumer and governmental affairs bureau of the F.C.C., said the agency would use its existing enforcement bureau to go after telemarketers that call people on the list.