Sentence examples for more than enforcing from inspiring English sources

But Sheriff Dion said he believed that being a "police service professional" means more than enforcing the law; it means, too, that he should "advocate for social justice when the law fails to meet the needs of its citizens".

The Palmetto Scoop, a popular conservative blog in South Carolina, held their own poll today and asked "Which is more important, 2,500 TechCrunch readers (the total number that had voted as of this post) or enforcing the law?" As of right now, 60% of the 124 respondents say, well, TechCrunch is more important than enforcing the law (which isn't really what the Craigslist issue is about anyway).

Law enforcement would take a more "passive role" than enforcing a blockade, said Maxine Herr, a spokeswoman for the Morton County Sheriff's Department.

They allow more leeway rather than enforcing leniency, and do not apply directly to the state courts where most drug cases are heard.

Linking taxes to greenhouse gas and harmful emissions in this way is a well established and studied policy measure, and has proven to be more cost-effective than enforcing direct controls [6].

However, as Hornecker et al. [29] notice, fluidity of interaction and switching of roles between co-located users is more preferable than enforced sequential interaction or predetermined territories in MT surfaces.

He picked David Cohen, a CIA veteran more accustomed to breaking laws than enforcing them, to lead the new group.

The profits from these stations go back to local agencies, so provincial-level officials often think more about padding their budgets than enforcing decorum in the public media.

The grid expresses something about a common New York ideal of busyness and intersection — mercantile capitalist order as a devouring Dionysian force — more than it enforces that ideal.

Difference is projected by some elite as a danger to social fabric, but in fact this frequently is not much more than to enforce a social order that insulates their authority from question and allows exploitation.

We opposed Mr. Mukasey's confirmation because we feared that he would worry more about defending the Bush administration than enforcing the law.