Sentence examples for identified law from inspiring English sources

But, even when hackers are identified, law enforcement is often powerless to confront them.

The settlement was announced following a Guardian investigation, which identified law enforcement in the county as the deadliest in the US and revealed a program of attempted cash payoffs to vulnerable women who had been sexually assaulted by Kern County deputies.

"While Peet's Coffee and Tea respects and values all individuals' rights under the law, like many other private retail establishments, our policy is not to allow customers carrying firearms in our stores or on our outdoor seating premises unless they are uniformed or identified law enforcement officers," the company said in a statement forwarded by a spokeswoman.

The narratives were extracted from original medical records and in all cases the narratives clearly identified law enforcement personnel as the source of injury.

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick said: "We're asking people to shelter in place, in other words to stay indoors with their doors locked and not to open the door for anyone other than a properly identified law enforcement officer".

While Peet's Coffee & Tea respects and values all individuals' rights under local, state and federal laws, our policy is not to allow customers carrying firearms in our stores or on our outdoor seating premises unless they are uniformed or identified law enforcement officers.

In a 2003 bulletin to U.S. Attorneys, a Department of Justice official identified laws that allow "strategic overinclusiveness".

In response, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo convened a statewide mandate-relief committee, and the Board of Regents has identified laws it considers outdated.

A validation of the identified laws is proposed by simulating uni-axial compression and simple shear tests on sandwich structures made of tube stackings for their cores.

A good agreement is observed between the prescribed and identified laws for distinct parameter settings, even when significant noise is added to the displacement fields.

It also means that permanent migration is more likely to follow one of the earliest identified laws of migration, that distance is reversely related to the likelihood of migration.