Sentence examples for enforcement world from inspiring English sources
"We at the GSPD like to show all parts of the enforcement world on Facebook and that includes our sense of humor," the department said in one post.
Even though the legislation centered on the law enforcement world he headed, Mr. Ashcroft was told that any major decisions would be made by Alberto R. Gonzales, the White House counsel, and his deputy, Timothy Flanigan.
The British overture to its friends was rare in the intelligence and law enforcement world, where information is often shared only on a bilateral basis and only when it benefits a country's own national security.
In one of those strange closed loops that seem to permeate the New York law enforcement world, one of the last men to have seen Mr. Gelb alive was Richard A. Brown, at the time a fledgling criminal court judge in Brooklyn and now the Queens district attorney whose office is involved in the current case.
Mr. Brown, 75, who has been the district attorney in Queens for nearly 17 years, is a former judge who has been around the New York law enforcement world so long that in 1977 he presided over the arraignment of the "Son of Sam" serial killer, David Berkowitz.
The relatively rare opportunity to carefully and selectively blend SCP/POP knowledge with ideas from the conventional security and enforcement world struck us as particularly fruitful.
The code-orange announcement, by Tom Ridge, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, sent immediate tremors through financial, political and law enforcement worlds, with reverberations from Wall Street to the presidential campaign trail.
The scandal has already swept through the upper echelons of Britain's political, media and law enforcement worlds, resulting in a dozen arrests, the resignations of top officials from the News Corporation and the Metropolitan Police, the withdrawal of the News Corporation's $12 billion takeover bid for the satellite company BskyB and the summary closing of the 168-year-old News of the World.
Our final impression of Jack is one of a flawless warrior, taking on con artists, law enforcement, world-renowned assassins, and even his shape-shifting nemesis with relative ease.
An information and intelligence shift has emerged in America's national security state over the last two decades, and that change has been reflected in the country's educational institutions as they have become increasingly tied to the military, intelligence, and law enforcement worlds.
Ultimately, notes Spitzer, this sensor's real competition will be the drug and bomb-sniffing dogs employed by law enforcement the world over.
