Sentence examples for mounting law from inspiring English sources
As the for-profit college industry has become controversial for predatory practices and mounting law enforcement investigations, it has regularly hired prominent leaders as validators and lobbyists.
This is blatant corruption of policy by a predatory industry, one that has received tens of billions annually in taxpayer dollars while facing mounting law enforcement investigations for fraud.
But in contrast to the last time this fight occurred, in 2010-11, in this round the dispute is taking place against the backdrop of mounting law enforcement investigations and whistleblower lawsuits against the industry, greater public awareness of the abuses of these schools and declining enrollments and revenues.
Levine also offered McCain the striking opinion that the administration's interagency task force on for-profit colleges -- created after the collapse of the awful Corinthian Colleges chain and amid mounting law enforcement probes of for-profit college abuses -- should not "be targeting for-profits".
Since publishing my first article, the RCMP has come out "dismissing the criticism" from the Supreme Court of Canada who wagged their finger at our mounted law enforcement squad for not coming to Nicole's defense.
And while he was far too astute to follow Tulliver's example of mounting ruinous law suits, Evans often found himself called into court to give expert witness on matters of land management.
Planned Parenthood and ACLU mount abortion law challenges in three states Never has America needed fearless independent media more.
In New York City there is an offense in its second year, mounted by law enforcement and city officials.
While pressure mounted on law enforcement agencies, the paucity of physical evidence severely hampered them.
Mr. Holder rejected the notion that there may be mounting tension between law enforcement agencies in Mexico and the United States after the shooting death of a 14-year-old Mexican by United States border agents on Monday.
Though reports have uncovered mounting instances of law enforcement circumventing warrants to conduct digital searches, Aiken says that on the show the FBI agents "always have to get a warrant... if they want to engage in surveillance".
