Sentence examples for enormous law from inspiring English sources

Jacob's was a case that drew enormous law enforcement resources to this city.

BEIJING — A call for protests on Sunday in more than 20 Chinese cities resulted in a tiny turnout but an enormous law enforcement presence that led to police clashes with foreign journalists in Beijing.

He's aided by Robert Elswit's gleaming cinematography, which turns the enormous law offices into a field of moral ambiguity — the shadows recede into the distance like little pockets of dread.

About 300 ships, ferries and other commercial vessels move through San Francisco Bay every day, creating an enormous law enforcement task for the Coast Guard and several police and fire departments with marine patrols.

But the town's coffers contain exactly seven pesos, and when he appeals to his patron in the provincial capital for assistance, he is sent back with an enormous law book and a gun.

Five years after the Clinton administration and the Republican-led Congress began an enormous law enforcement buildup along the Mexican border to fight the war on drugs and illegal immigration, federal and state courts are buckling under the strain of the resulting criminal caseload.

Restrictions on voting are subject to heightened constitutional scrutiny, and the state cannot justify the enormous burdens the law imposes.

This country's enormous apparatus of law enforcement has no greater single goal than the obstruction of mass murder by Islamist terrorists.

Remember No Child Left Behind, George W. Bush's enormous education reform law that became the domestic hallmark of his administration, if you want to be generous and not count the deficits?

Were the challengers in the new case to succeed, the practical consequences would be enormous, Joseph R. Fishkin, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin wrote last year in The Yale Law Journal.

Once the general public saw the enormous presence of law enforcement, many pulled out--substantially lowering the charitable outcome.