Sentence examples for engaged in enforcing from inspiring English sources

But many local police officials told the task force that the program had eroded trust between them and immigrant communities by leaving the impression that they were engaged in enforcing federal immigration laws.

It is thus of the utmost importance that the next Justice be constrained by the Constitution--and engaged in enforcing it.

Consistent with the trend of global tobacco control and the goals set by the World Health Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), China has engaged in establishing and enforcing smoke-free policies in several Chinese cities.

He is not going to be armed or engaged in making arrests or enforcing the criminal law".

It's hard to feel anything but sympathy for the displaced shopkeepers, and yet the Delhi municipal authorities were engaged in a rare effort to enforce municipal ordinances.

But the security forces themselves -- which have received substantial U.S. funding -- have also engaged in widespread abuses, including torture, enforced disappearances and extrajudicial executions, as Human Rights Watch recently documented.

Governments that wanted their economies to expand ended up adapting and enforcing business rules that were developed by participants engaged in commerce.

But, in enforcing the law, the I.R.S. decided they need only be "primarily" engaged in social welfare, not exclusively.

"We're not engaged in [racial profiling] now in all types of crimes we enforce.

Mr Ben Ali's predecessor, Habib Bourguiba, enforced sweeping secularisation from the 1950s on, declaring himself engaged in a "jihad for progress".

Few agencies are more engaged in the nation's social and cultural debates than the Civil Rights Division, which was founded in 1957 to enforce anti-discrimination laws.