Sentence examples for massive law from inspiring English sources

The larger question, of course, is whether this sort of massive law enforcement and military response to suspicious bathroom activity is worth the (presumably immense) cost.

"You look on the pier and it was a massive law enforcement," said a deck officer, Bob Bataille, 55, of Wall Township, N.J. "When we got up there, a couple of people got really upset".

Likewise, he emphasizes how the drug war sucks up massive law enforcement dollars without reducing use.Ms Dalmia goes on to say, "This is a savvy approach because it allows him to be more pro-liberty on more issues and reach more people, especially independents for whom putting America's fiscal house in order is a top priority".

In line with efforts to fit in better with the surrounding community, by 2007 Rutgers is planning to move many of the functions of its massive law school building -- which bears more than a vague resemblance to a maximum-security prison -- to a new $31 million facility.

A massive law enforcement search ensued for the closest thing the state had to a dauphin.

The logical extrapolation of all this is that these banks are not going to go down quietly and are probably gearing up for a massive law suit, which, if successful, could be significant enough to take-down JP Morgan's entertainment division, too.

Indeed, there have been no substantive congressional hearings on massive law-breaking by financial executives, such as the congressionally sponsored Pecora Hearings in the era of the New Deal.

Since there is no single source of massive copyright law violation, it appears as if the music industry has to go after individual violators something it has been reluctant to do in the Napster situation.

But even setting aside Clarke's extreme rhetoric, there are serious concerns about whether Clarke is qualified to oversee a massive federal law enforcement agency.

The 26.2-mile (42.2km) route was tightly guarded in a massive mobilisation of law enforcement agencies, including police units, bomb squads and tactical assault teams from other states.

Accrue massive debt in law school and forget about going into something like civil law.