Sentence examples for pilot enforcement from inspiring English sources

The effort will be an extension of the department's Phone in One Hand, Ticket in the Other pilot enforcement campaign that began in 2010 in Hartford and Syracuse.

With two doors, pilots and law enforcement officials say, when a pilot leaves the cockpit, he can close one behind him before opening the door to the rest of the plane.

In the pilot, as law enforcement officials prepare to board a boat where his character is celebrating his retirement as chairman of the family development company, Mr. Tambor, his bald pate covered by a Stetson, calmly dictates instructions over his mobile phone.

In fact, research that compared the heart rate and blood pressure of 125 commuters with those of pilots and law enforcement showed that commuter stress rates were higher than fighter pilots going into battle or riot police officers in training exercises, possibly because the pilots and police felt that they had more control over their destinies than did the commuters.

Pilots and law enforcement officials say the current security doors do protect cockpits from attacks — except when pilots open the doors for bathroom breaks or meals, which they say would give a well-trained group of terrorists a five-second opening to breach the cockpit.

So in 2006, the state set up pilot programs to increase enforcement in San Mateo County, just outside San Francisco, and Butte County, a largely rural area north of Sacramento.

Interpol and the UN environment programme, through the Grid Arendal centre in Norway, have also established a pilot project, called Law enforcement assistance to forests (Leaf), to develop an international system to combat organised crime.

Malaysian authorities have given the FBI access to electronic data generated by both pilots, including data from a hard drive attached to the captain's flight simulator and from electronic media used by the co-pilot, a U.S. law enforcement official told Reuters.

After the flight landed safely, local law enforcement secured the pilot without incident, and he was transported by ambulance for medical evaluation".

Mr. LaHood, 67, said he was very proud of steps his office had taken to address distracted driving, including pushing for rules to ban federal employees from texting while driving during work hours, and setting up pilot programs to test heavy enforcement of laws prohibiting hand-held phone use by drivers.

When the attack triggered a fire indicator light within the cockpit, the pilot requested rescue and law enforcement.