Sentence examples for harm law enforcement from inspiring English sources

Another reason it's careless to frame USB Restricted Mode as something that will harm law enforcement is that we don't even have an accurate picture of the current impact of the iPhone's security features on law enforcement's ability to do its job effectively.

"Disclosure of even minor details" could harm law enforcement, he said, by letting "adversaries" put together the pieces of the technology like assembling a "jigsaw puzzle". He said the F.B.I. had entered into the nondisclosure agreements with local authorities for those reasons.

Koster wrote a letter to lawmakers earlier this week arguing that Nixon's veto should be sustained, saying the bill would harm law enforcement.

Five Irvine schools increased police presence Thursday in response to an online manifesto allegedly posted by an ex-LAPD officer saying he would harm law enforcement members and their families.

All fifty states currently have enhanced penalties for individuals who harm law enforcement, but only a handful specifically protect them in their hate crime laws, including Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

There was every reason for police to be wary: Four young people were arrested last week and accused of plotting to shoot and kill police officers, part of what authorities described as a "substantial, credible threat" to harm law enforcement officers in the Baton Rouge area.

The insurance companies (with names like National Casualty, JWF Specialty and Genesis) offer policies that reimburse cities held liable for harm their law enforcement officers inflict.

Trump could block the release on the grounds that making the material public would harm intelligence, law enforcement, military operations or foreign relations.

Our strong hunch is that there is material in the memos that can and should be revealed without harm to law enforcement or the appropriate discussion of confidential legal strategies.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch released a statement, saying: "I condemn the senseless acts of violence by some individuals in Baltimore that have resulted in harm to law enforcement officers, destruction of property and a shattering of the peace in the city of Baltimore.

CCTV's supporters stress the merit of solving the small number of crimes that can be solved with CCTV footage, without weighing against that the harm of law enforcement personnel fruitlessly going through millions of hours of footage or the millions of pounds that might have been spent in other ways.