Sentence examples for law apparatus from inspiring English sources

"The politics and law apparatus has grown too powerful," an intelligence official said.

By moving the institutions of government, the offices of leaders and bureaucrats back to the destroyed city, Moscow and the Russian military command will be forced to address the security crisis, create an indigenous police force and dismantle the martial law apparatus that now smothers life, commerce and learning here.

His study and experience in the field of law (testimony of his expertise exists in his celebrated commentary on canon law, Apparatus in quinque libros Decretalium) prepared him to enter as one of the key figures into the conflict between the church and the empire.

Ms. Khakamada said she was concerned that Mr. Putin's moves could take Russia closer to recreating a dangerously powerful intelligence and law enforcement apparatus.

So the campaign of leaks is an expression of the consensus within the security and law enforcement apparatus that Something Must Be Done about Kadyrov.

"The fact that the employees of one of the major nuclear facilities are not provided proper security is a serious comment on the working of our law enforcement apparatus".

Ms. Berenson's family and lawyers say the court system and law enforcement apparatus remain full of officials appointed during the Fujimori regime despite its replacement by a new government promising reforms.

Mr. Vallone now says that in 1991, in one of the most lawless periods in the city's history, he had to convince Mr. Dinkins to hire more police officers and strengthen the city's law enforcement apparatus.

The entire national security and law enforcement apparatus underestimated the possibility that the bin Laden network might strike targets in the United States, and various agencies either failed to detect or mishandled warning signs.

Most of those who closely follow China's party politics are predicting that the powerful Standing Committee of the Politburo will be reduced to seven from nine members in an effort to streamline decision-making, resolve factional fighting over seats and rein in the power of China's well-financed law enforcement apparatus.

Where "Elite Squad" stuck to its hard-nosed guns in its crime-fighting philosophy, "The Enemy Within" takes Nascimento on a tentative moral journey during which he sees firsthand how violence begets violence, and that police corruption is a disease that can fester and infect the entire law enforcement apparatus.