Sentence examples for hampered enforcement from inspiring English sources
Critics and former officials also say the industry's trade organization, the Investment Company Institute, exerted enormous influence -- both at the commission and in Congress -- in shaping what critics believe has been a lax set of policies that have further hampered enforcement efforts.
In seeking to repair a dysfunctional financial system, Congress created a specialized agency with clear enforcement powers to insist on full disclosure of all material information and, most of all, to seal the loopholes that hampered enforcement of rules designed to prevent fraud, market manipulation and insider trading.
Mr. Lieberman said: "This memo illustrates clearly that the Bush administration knew that environmental rollbacks would hamper enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
"It seems to me we often hamper enforcement agencies so that they can't do their job, and when we aren't doing that we are cutting them loose so they can abuse their power," said Judge Bork, reached by phone at his home in northern Virginia.
Justice Department insider tells magazine: Agencies hampering enforcement, "supportive" of drug industry.
Consequently, the military's harsh interrogation treatment hampered law enforcement's "rapport-based" interrogation policy to gather admissible evidence for prosecution of terrorists.
Congressmen, prosecutors and even some judges said the criminal law decisions would hamper law enforcement.
Fried said his personal opinion was that privacy protections have gone too far in America, and have begun hampering law enforcement from doing its job.
The cleanup has been haphazard and ineffective, hampered by weak enforcement, and residents have been left in the dark about potential health effects.
Already hampered in their enforcement efforts by a backlog of complaints, a Trump administration would likely strip Education of its moral authority, while promoting a revisionist code of ethics.
Off the base, enforcement is hampered by logistics and politics.
