Sentence examples for intensive law from inspiring English sources
Farther south, in Calabria and Sicily, the highly publicized springtime hunting of migrating honey buzzards has been reduced by intensive law enforcement and volunteer monitoring, but Calabria, especially, is still full of poachers who, if they can get away with it, will shoot anything that flies.
While epidemiological evidence has linked incarceration with HIV infection among Thai IDU, little is known about rates of and factors associated with incarceration among IDU in the wake of these intensive law enforcement campaigns.
The rule change is now on hold following intensive lobbying by law firms.
Loth to be outdone by accountants in the arena of spoiling fun, the legal profession has responded to KPMG's work-while-you-study initiative by launching an intensive, two-year undergraduate law degree.
It's so labor intensive that top-tier law firms will contract to e-discovery firms that employ lower paid lawyers to do the discovery work.
However, in accordance with French law, the intensive care unit (ICU) physician informed all patients or their families about the study.
ICE training is an intensive academy where basic law enforcement skills and immigration-specific knowledge are taught.
The pyramidal model ultimately won out in more mature knowledge-intensive industries, such as law and investment banking, and the same may occur in venture capital.
There are also a wide variety of computer-intensive methods used in law enforcement to assemble datasets, provide forensic information, or more broadly to inform administrative activities such as COMPSTAT[8].
No structural reform can change another facet of life at the SEC that critics often point out: Its law-intensive work attracts people from Wall Street who later jump right back into the private sector, often with lucrative assignments.
The law, passed after intensive lobbying by the supplement industry, created a new product category for supplements, treating them as neither foods nor drugs.
