Sentence examples for go about enforcing from inspiring English sources

"I am here... to be heard," DeLeon said slowly in the online video, "and to bring change to the department -- to the law enforcement departments -- as to how they go about enforcing the law".

Mr. Cassell, however, described Miranda as no more than a "provisional, interim judgment about how to go about enforcing Fifth Amendment rights".

MR. CASSELL -- Well, the way that we would describe the Miranda procedures is this: They represented this court's provisional, interim judgment about how to go about enforcing Fifth Amendment rights.

The army and national police went about enforcing the ban on pro-Bảo Đại and anti-Diệm activities.

But he is firm in his belief that "if we don't get serious about enforcing [immigration laws], people are going to continue to be hurt.

"There is a potential for a bit of a groundswell for this kind of activity if it appears the feds are going to be very aggressive about enforcing it and Congress is not going to be moved to tinker with some of the specifics," said Jeffrey Henig, a professor of political science and education at Columbia University Teachers Collegee in New York City.

But as we approach the election, party leaders should be aware that the Cambridge report is widely perceived to have captured as well as prompted a desire for change: not just in the way primary education is conceived and practised, but also in the way those who shape and enforce educational policy go about their business.

"Maybe A.P.R.L. can figure out a way to get deputized and then go around enforcing".

"We will make other governments around the world go around enforcing rights primarily held by Americans.

Military action in Syria would demonstrate, so the argument goes, that America is serious about enforcing its red lines.

"They've shown that they are not going to be gun-shy about enforcing antitrust laws," said Michael A. Carrier, a distinguished professor at Rutgers University law school.