Sentence examples for law lockdown from inspiring English sources

Quite understandably, in post-war Britain gripped by licensing law lockdown, the notion of an after blues dance - complete with hard liquor and soft drugs - was far too attractive to pass up.

A recent bill that would have required law enforcement lockdown drills in California schools failed to move forward in the Legislature because it was flagged for its potential to add costs to California's already multimillion dollar mandate for annual school safety plans.

The school remained on lockdown as law enforcement officials continued to investigate the matter.

Residents of the small town said that they had been put on lockdown as law enforcement combed the area after a civilian spotted two men, one fitting a description of Sweat.

While welcoming the news that General Musharraf would hold elections in January rather than delay them, they questioned whether elections could be legitimate if held when the country remains effectively under martial law, with opposition parties in lockdown and unable to campaign or assemble freely.

At the same time, given the way the government has used each incident to institute creeping martial law (in this case the lockdown of the entire city), it's understandable why any official story might lack credibility.

The complaint also notes that ICE has broken the law by housing children in lockdown facilities; ICE is required to house non-delinquent minors only in non-secure facilities that are licensed by child welfare providers.

Law enforcement ordered a campus-wide lockdown, and deployed armed officers to secure classrooms and other campus facilities until the all-clear was given at 12 05 PM.

In an ideal scenario, Barron said, congress would pass a law that would require gun makers to include Lockdown's technology on weapons legislation that could possibly piss off gun-rights groups like the National Rifle Association.

UCLA law professor Sharon Dolovich, who has testified against race-based lockdowns, said identifying the "enforcers" of such gangs would be a more effective deterrent to violence than locking down entire racial or ethnic groups.

Law enforcement officials gave the "all clear" and lifted the lockdown at 10.40am.