Sentence examples for equipping law from inspiring English sources

Other airports are testing facial recognition software or equipping law enforcement personnel with encrypted e-mail systems to supplement walkie-talkies or cellphones.

That pledge includes commitments to value human life and dignity, including the refusal to help develop lethal autonomous vehicles or equipping law enforcement with facial analysis products.

Better equipping law enforcement and intelligence agencies to meet their key operational requirements, and addressing the gap in these agencies' ability to build intelligence and evidence where subjects of interest, suspects and vulnerable people have communicated online.

The pledge includes commitments like showing value for human life and dignity, which includes refusing to engage in the development of lethal autonomous weapons, and not equipping law enforcement with facial analysis products and services for unwarranted individual targeting.

"No society can enjoy domestic peace and security without a functioning justice system supported by appropriately trained and equipped law enforcement and justice personnel who are respectful of human rights and rule of law," said a State Department spokesman, Harry Edwards.

Another key to any anti-poaching strategy should be to equip law enforcement and other authorities with the technology necessary to counter high-tech poachers, who use helicopters, night-vision goggles and automatic weapons.

The Home Office says the investigatory powers bill will "better equip law enforcement and intelligence agencies to meet their key operational requirements, and address the gap in these agencies' ability to build intelligence and evidence where subjects of interest, suspects and vulnerable people have communicated online".

In his statement, Marino said he looks forward "to remaining in service to the people of Pennsylvania's Tenth Congressional District and continuing my long record of championing solutions to better equip law enforcement to combat drugs". Marino's staff called the Capitol Police when The Post and "60 Minutes" tried to interview the congressman at his office last month.

Contrary to existing victim advocate programs for America's trafficked children, the Federal Witness Protection Program equips law enforcement to provide for the security, health and safety of government witnesses and their immediate family, whose lives are in danger as a result of their testimony against drug traffickers, terrorists, organized crime members and other major criminals.

As retired police chief Norm Stamper stated to the Associated Press: "We make a serious mistake, I'm convinced, in equipping domestic law enforcement, particularly in smaller, rural communities, with this much military equipment".

Even then, the proposed aid package — starting with $500 million to help train and equip Mexican law enforcement tucked into the White House's request for the Iraq war — looks shockingly inadequate when compared with what the drug dealers have at their command.