What does "enforcement" mean in the context of this debate?
Mr. Sheehan said the data and recent experience suggested that progress in the fight against terrorism, for which the State Department has requested $40 million in this fiscal year's budget, depended on the decline in state sponsorship, intelligence cooperation, good law enforcement, and in the context of peace talks "political dialogue" between governments and opposition forces.
The creation of the Australian Border Force invites comparison to the DHS and ICE, and represents a marked shift in Australia's migration policy, as the immigration department has not traditionally been focused on compliance and enforcement but rather on harnessing the economic and social benefits of migration for Australia in the context of a managed migration program.
Currently, there is a growing interest in the stringent enforcement of ASPs in the context of FN, given the extensive emergence in cancer patients of antimicrobial-resistant strains that are associated with increased risk of morbidity, mortality and cost [ 8].
The programme represents a novel approach to using relevant available data and expertise from health and law enforcement professionals working together in the context of a statutory, local government level partnership to develop violence prevention strategies.
To review the events of the past week in London through this lens, we see a grievance (citizens upset that a civilian has been shot by law enforcement officials) that occurs within in the context of frustration and general dissatisfaction (poverty, unemployment) serving as the precipitating cause for an outbreak of violence.
Given that, we started researching fatherhood, the national fatherhood initiative, Washington organizations, just pulling stats, and we noted that part of a dad's job is to protect and serve his family and law enforcement is known for protecting and serving, so we put it in the context of a law enforcement story.
In the context of enforcement of illegal immigration, Garca (2006), and Facchini and Testa (2014) use the median voter theorem to determine the enforcement level.
But a TMZ story sourced to a law-enforcement officer reported that Houston had what in the context of celebrity culture passes for a genuinely modest set of prescriptions: Xanax, Ibuprofin for pain, Midol for menstrual cramps and the antibiotic amoxicillin for an upper respiratory infection.
In fact, he said its plans and policies confirmed that, "in the context of immigration enforcement," deputies "could consider race as one factor among others".
