Sentence examples for entry cases from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, misdemeanor illegal entry cases spiked 448percentt in February, compared to the year before. .

Under Operation Streamline, courts hear dozens of illegal entry cases at a time.

The memo asked U.S. attorneys in the Southwest to submit plans outlining how they'd go after misdemeanor illegal entry cases.

The Trump administration is prosecuting as many illegal entry cases as possible, even if it requires locking up parents away from their kids. .

"Rather than spend time prosecuting serious crimes including gun and drug trafficking and organized crime, federal lawyers now spend much of their time on misdemeanor illegal entry cases," Astrid Dominguez, a border rights fellow with the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas and the Rio Grande Valley Equal Voice Network said, according to the Brownsville Herald.

Treatment demand statistics from Swiss outpatient addiction treatment centers demonstrate a linear increase in new treatment entry cases in which cannabis is main problem substance from 2003 (12%) to 2011 (46%) [ 9].

"If you're working on a misdemeanor illegal entry case, as a matter of fact, you are not working on something more serious," Purdon, who left office in 2015, told HuffPost.

The Tasmanian School of Medicine (TSoM) has a five-year undergraduate entry Case-Based Learning (CBL) curriculum which includes vertical and horizontal integration of basic sciences and clinical teaching.

In addition to discordant counts, problems were lack of provision of crude death numbers even when death was an outcome of interest (Cases 1 and 3), imprecision in data entry (Case 4), reporting of deaths under serious adverse events without specification as to whether they were counted as part of the death outcome (Case 4) or the participant flow (Case 7).

To our knowledge, this is the first report on the transfer, validation and adaptation of PQIs for the care of vulnerable older persons treated within an integrated service system, characterized by a single point of entry, case management, geriatric assessment and a multidisciplinary care team.

But these days, there are far fewer illegal crossings, so the courthouse rarely fills to capacity for its daily three hours of illegal entry and re-entry cases.