Sentence examples for policing violations from inspiring English sources

As the economist Joseph Stiglitz said in an amicus brief, these lawsuits can be an efficient way to enforce human rights in countries where court systems and other means of policing violations are ineffective.

It documented unconstitutional policing, violations of due process, and racial bias against the majority black population.

It also turned Mr. Bouazizi into a symbol of defiance against state oppression and systematic police violations, which inspired similar acts of self-immolation in Egypt, Algeria and Mauritania.

While the Ethics Commission polices violations of the gift law by members of the executive branch, the Legislative Ethics Committee enforces it for the legislative branch.

Less restrictive laws in neighboring communities and states not only make guns easy to obtain nearby, but layers of differing laws — local and state — make it difficult to police violations.

This in turn will happen only with policy levers across a wide range being pulled: expansionary macroeconomic policy to keep jobs markets tight, labour policy to set wage-floors and other protections for workers and to police violations.

And there is the alarming pattern of police violations — not just the killing of seventeen-year-old Laquan McDonald but also the city's efforts to cover up the details of his death, and the revelation that Chicago officers had long maintained an off-the-books interrogation site where treatment of the detained verged on torture.

What ensued was a bonanza of sanctions busting, in which many member states did nothing to police violations on their own turf, and some governments were themselves complicit.

Of course, advocates of restraint are free to argue that the state should police violations of the DRR (see Habermas 2006, 10).[5] Perhaps some liberal democracies do police something like the DRR.

A team of 15 has gone to Ferguson, Missouri, to monitor claims of police violations during the protests which erupted following the 9 August shooting of an unarmed black teenager.

Strieff is only the latest regrettable example of the Supreme Court's willingness to excuse police violations of rights.