Sentence examples for law enforcement method from inspiring English sources

The danger there is that the law enforcement method might actually be more effective.

Those figures sound a lot, but then any sort of police intervention will carry some risk, and over 12 years in a country of nearly 300 million people it's not surprising that some deaths would be associated with pretty much any law enforcement method upwards of a stern talking to.

However much we may castigate terrorists, he argues, we must accept that they are not soldiers but civilians, and must be fought with law enforcement methods.

But the case is far from straightforward and has become emblematic of some of the extreme law enforcement methods deployed in the fight against terrorism in the decade after 9/11.

SAN FRANCISCO--The kidnapping and murder of 3-year-old Katie Lynn Lee in 1993 could leave a lasting legacy to law enforcement: methods to obtain children's fingerprints before they evaporate from crime scenes and to develop chemical "profiles" of criminals.

The bill also expanded federal funding for police, without meaningful standards to improve law enforcement methods.

But they cannot be solved by the same militarized law enforcement methods that have been such a failure in the drug war and other crusades of that nature.

Paul Briggs Daniel Sunjataa, "Rescue Me"), the alpha male on this "island of misfit toys," is an FBI legend under increased scrutiny because of his troubled past and unorthodox law enforcement methods.

And finally the CVE approach recognizes that non-violent strategies to counter extremism, such as using development, job creation, improving governance, fighting corruption, advancing counter narratives, are all as important if not more critical than just use of force and law enforcement methods.

Another question asked whether jurors had seen reports of "the so-called military equipment by police departments here and elsewhere that might influence your decision in this case," drawing a parallel between the law enforcement methods used in Detroit and those employed by Ferguson police officers during the protests that followed Brown's death.

Dissenting in the 2-to-1 decision, Judge Frank H. Easterbrook said state and local governments should have the flexibility to choose the law-enforcement methods they preferred.