Sentence examples for enforcement to push from inspiring English sources

In the days to come, it will be debated whether or not the lockdown was necessary, and whether lifting it on Friday evening was a strategy by law enforcement to push the manhunt in a new direction.

And what you have now is integrated in one agency within the United States the ability, looking at it with state and local law enforcement, to push the intelligence aspects of any set of facts, so long as you can gather more intelligence, identify more persons..

"It's the nature of law enforcements to push the envelope," he told me.

Reporters positioned themselves as close as they could to the action in Cambridge and nearby Watertown, at times spurring law enforcement officials to push them back.

As a result, American law enforcement agencies generally have to push for more information from foreign banks.

The commission will have to continue to defend how it channels cases into administrative proceedings from congressional efforts to push enforcement actions into federal court.

"That was a strategically wise move to push enforcement on wetlands," said Tom Gilmore, president of the New Jersey chapter of the Audubon Society.

Do these messages count against my monthly limit? A. The Wireless Emergency Alerts system, which allows government authorities — like local law enforcement or the Federal Emergency Management Agency — to push out public safety warnings to mobile devices, can be restricted to certain geographic locations.

WASHINGTON -- The federal agency in charge of deportations is conducting a far-reaching training course to push immigration enforcement officers and prosecutors nationwide to focus their efforts on removing immigrants convicted of crimes.

At the summit they agreed to push for stricter enforcement of intellectual-property rights in third countries.

panel has upheld the denominational leader's refusal to call a special meeting where conservatives wanted to push for stronger enforcement of a ban on gay clergy.