Sentence examples for existing enforcement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grasso said an injunction would augment existing enforcement initiatives against prostitution that despite considerable effort have not significantly dented the problem in Queens Plaza.

But the United States cannot afford to put immigration on a back burner and merely continue with the existing enforcement regime.

K. Dane Snowden, the head of the consumer and governmental affairs bureau of the F.C.C., said the agency would use its existing enforcement bureau to go after telemarketers that call people on the list.

Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham has favored a thorough overhaul that would greatly reduce the program's burden on utilities and oil companies and potentially end some existing enforcement actions, these people said.

Furthermore, all existing enforcement remedies -- including action by the U.S. Department of Labor -- are available to workersif an employer fails to pay cash wages for overtime hours or unreasonably refuses to allow workers to use accrued comp time.

The urgency of a strong ATF Director grows every day, as the gun lobby pushes its latest legislative abomination, a bill that would further weaken ATF's existing enforcement powers, that carries the Orwellian name "ATF Reform and Firearms Modernization Act".

The bill includes specific language ensuring that it does not "expand the authority of the President or the scope of the Authorization for Use of Military Force" or "affect the existing criminal enforcement and national security authorities of the Federal Bureau of Investigation or any other domestic law enforcement agency".

Its 5,000 investigators, drawn from existing law enforcement agencies, will be given full police powers even if they have never been a police officer before.

The N.R.A. continues to fight aggressively to dismantle existing law enforcement gun databases and to defeat efforts to apply background checks to more gun purchasers, measures that typically have solid public support.

But, he said, all the Senate should do was to demand a report on the effectiveness of existing law enforcement efforts on hate crimes and to provide grants to states to help them with such cases.

It was constructed in large part from already existing law enforcement, Defense Department, and Homeland Security databases and biometric technologies.