Sentence examples for linking law from inspiring English sources

And the network's four television transmitters and other digital equipment are being used by local, state and federal governments as part of the homeland-security warning system, linking law enforcement agencies.

This linking law is the nomological premise in the DN argument that, according to Hempel, is "implicitly" asserted by (2.2.1).

The party caused a splash with its rather xenophobic-sounding campaign against illegal asylum-seekers and its attempts to link law-and-order concerns with foreigners.

His office needs to become the vital hub for cybersecurity issues, linking federal law enforcement agencies, other levels of government and the private sector.

Because official post-9/11 critiques found huge gaps in communication and coordination, billions of dollars have been spent linking federal law enforcement and intelligence authorities to the country's more than 750,000 police officers, sheriffs and highway patrol officers.

The method was qualitative and the design was descriptive and instrumental, linking the law to the life experience resulting from the procedures for its implementation.

It could be, that is, that by forming plans we engage powers that are not our own by engaging laws linking plans with execution, laws of which we are not the authors.

Last December, when Congress was preparing to vote on extending the law, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, who is chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, linked the law to eight recent terrorism-related cases, saying, "these cases show the program has worked".

Incentive pay must be linked by law to long-term performance, not year-over-year profitability.

Landlords and tenants find themselves in poisonous relationships, since they are linked by law rather than by voluntarily renewable contracts.

Its societal significance is linked in law to the symbolic value of harmonious households, rather than to women's wellbeing.