Sentence examples for harsh enforcement from inspiring English sources
Often Naxalite groups have taken over governing functions and provided social services within areas under their control, although they also have been accused of using harsh enforcement tactics.
The federal government has embarked on a disastrously one-sided immigration strategy — pulling out one harsh enforcement tool after another without having repaired the broken system.
"Attrition through enforcement" is a theory cooked up in right-wing think tanks — that mass deportation is unnecessary, because with enough hostile laws and harsh enforcement, illegal immigrants will all decide to go home.
The harsh laws have been coupled with harsh enforcement; the Obama administration has arrested and deported tens of thousands of legal immigrants with a zeal that has gone to extremes.
And that the party's platform, thanks to delegates like Kris Kobach, author of extremist state laws like Arizona's, is simply a grab-bag of harsh enforcement provisions, like national, mandatory workplace immigration checks and a double-walled border fence.
European drug experts say American high-technology interdiction efforts and harsh enforcement inside the United States have had little impact in curtailing the flow of drugs to American users, an assertion many American drug experts do not dispute.
Harsh enforcement-only restrictions have fostered fear, mistrust, and discrimination against immigrants and those perceived to be immigrants.
Harsher enforcement probably has something to do with it.
PARIS — Harsher enforcement of much-abused European budget rules may assuage the bloc's German paymaster, but it will not solve the euro zone's deeper problems.
But we are stuck in a hard-core place where the only answer to our immigration problems is more and harsher enforcement.
Lundgren believes illegal immigration is not in the national interest, and spends his days of retirement pushing for harsher enforcement policies such as the strengthening of pending E-Verify legislation.
