Sentence examples for enforcement with data from inspiring English sources

The initial targets for what was named the Road to Zero Coalition were familiar: increasing seat belt use, installing rumble strips, continuing behavior-change efforts and providing law enforcement with data to make them more effective.

We used the aggregated responses of the questionnaire, presented in Table 2, to draw attention to key issues in three major themes, legislation, registration, and enforcement, with data stratified by region.

PNR data is mainly used as a criminal intelligence tool to identify potential passenger risks and to provide law enforcement authorities with data prior to the arrival or departure of a flight.

Rep. Edward J. Markey (D-Mass). requested the information from carriers, including records on "cell tower" dumps, in which the carriers provide law enforcement authorities with data on cellphone users near a cell tower during a discrete period of time.

We can't say "no" to fusing intelligence and law enforcement information with data shared by the private sector.

Indicators of enforcement can provide communities with data on enforcement capacity and, if tracked over time, can allow for an assessment of the impact of enforcement on reducing alcohol-related crime.

Then, this is also a need to have binding mechanisms e.g. required data management plans, better linkage between the research data and scientific publication with enforcement of data availability by journals, but also sustainable plans for making data available, where open access to data is formally a part of the research budget.

The results of the age-standardised Poisson regression model are shown in table 2. The 2004 and 2005 data are pooled and used as reference, in comparison with data after enforcement of the new regulations in January 2006.

Facebook has confirmed that it provides law enforcement with access to user data when it is compelled by a judge's order.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook today told students in Dublin that the company is opposed to a new British proposal that would require it to provide law enforcement with access to encrypted data.

Kurtz also argued that the administration should work on synthesizing information gathered by intelligence agencies such as the NSA with data from law enforcement and private companies to combat attacks mounted in cyberspace.