Sentence examples for enforcement workers from inspiring English sources

Instead, the panel recommended immunizing only about 15,000 health care and law enforcement workers.

Violators will be issued fines of $100 by members of "Eagle teams," which are staffed largely by retired law enforcement workers.

Backers of the measure said the state aid would prevent the loss of emergency and law enforcement workers who could be let go.

As baby boomers retire and the economy picks up, analysts also expect more demand for medical technicians, dental hygienists and law enforcement workers.

Property owners and merchants complain that city code enforcement workers tear down Cory Booker signs while city employees distribute Sharpe James posters and literature.

There are 113,399 police officers, commandos and border enforcement workers and 103,182 soldiers -- not 75,000 police officers and 100,000 soldiers.

As I discussed the other day, Donovan seemingly let Officer Daniel Pantaleo off the hook for Eric Garner's murder because of his longstanding political support from the law enforcement worker unions.

MEXICO CITY — The federal police officers who shot up an American Embassy vehicle on Friday, wounding two American law-enforcement workers, were detained on Monday as prosecutors determine whether they abused their authority or committed other crimes, Mexican officials said.

In 1995, Mexico's Interior Ministry reported that current or former law-enforcement workers made up more than half of the estimated nine hundred armed criminal bands in the country.

For example, he said it falsely asserted that the Schundler administration had shifted parking-enforcement workers from the city payroll to the Parking Authority, which has a separate budget.

Law-enforcement workers in Mexico regularly obtain information through torture, and prosecutors use that evidence in courts, which accept confessions extracted with the help of electric shocks, beatings or sexual abuse, human rights groups say.