The word 'enforcements' is correct and usable in written English.
'Enforcements' is the plural form of the word 'enforcement', which means the act of enforcing something, such as a law, rule, or contract. Example: The enforcements of the new regulations on waste management have significantly improved the city's environmental standards.
This might be more persuasive were academia not rife with speech codes and other enforcements of political correctness, suppressing the kind of diversity that really matters most: diversity of thought and opinion.Frank Robinson Albany, New York SIR – Barack Obama's daughters will be judged neither on their "academic prowess" nor the colour of their skin when they apply to university.
Demonstrations ensued, with threats of violence against the courts handling the enforcements and indictments.
"Allison shared with me her view on the situation and we 100% agree that the actions and law enforcements of the Sultan are completely against everything we believe in.
Controlling Tikrit would probably be necessary for any attempt to attack Mosul because of its strategic location for the flow of arms and military enforcements.
Though there are no hard statistics on the amount of laundered money invested in art, law enforcements officials and scholars agree they are seeing more of it.
In the future law enforcements' relationships with the tech companies will "only become more critical to making the internet a safer space for children around the world," said Holder.
It was at this time that the enemy's re-enforcements came to his aid from the Manassas Amtrak.
The report responds to lawmakers, mainly Republicans, who have argued that federal authorities must do much more to strengthen enforcement before Congress can consider any legalization for an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the country.
Over at another forum discussing the same topic (some folks are busy out there) there is indeed what appears to be a Google executive posting that recent changes in were "an enforcement of our viewcount policy".
But while rural dwellers in particular chafe at restrictions and heavy-handed enforcement – which has included forced abortions – many in cities are used to the policy and seem largely indifferent, or like the idea of increasing their families but worry about the financial impact.
Law enforcement officers "have become first responders to people in psychiatric crisis", he said, but "oftentimes, their traditional academy training doesn't really teach police how to respond to such crisis".
