Sentence examples for potent enforcement from inspiring English sources
When the normal supervisory process is insufficient or inappropriate to effect bank compliance with law and the correction of unsafe and unsound practices, Congress has provided the OCC with a broad range of potent enforcement tools.
Doubts remain, however, about how potent the S.E.C.'s enforcement has been, especially in the aftermath of the mortgage mania.
The NRA has latched onto law enforcement officers as potent symbols of group identity ahead of an election it says is an us-versus-them fight for the soul of America.
When police had difficulty identifying the man whom they believed opened fire on a newsroom in Maryland, killing five people, they turned to one of the most controversial yet potent tools in the state's law enforcement arsenal.
Although the criminal case is now over, racial profiling is likely to remain a potent political issue and dilemma within the law enforcement community.
Mr. Doar also said research showed that New York's aggressive child-support enforcement policy had had a particularly potent effect on the willingness of men to father children outside of marriage.
These two provisions are a potent combination — and might be reinforced by the prospect of Internal Revenue Service enforcement of fines due.
A few days ago, the majority leader, Tom Daschle, said he had been told by law enforcement officials that the anthrax mailed to his office was very potent and could infect many people.
Over time, he became not just a victim of a deranged era, but a potent symbol of that era. Henry Glover became a flashpoint for broken law enforcement in the wake of the storm.
MIAMI — Drug Enforcement Administration agents and other law enforcement officials on Wednesday raided six South Florida pain clinics accused of illegally dispensing potent prescription drugs across the United States.
From Maine to California, law enforcement authorities report small-scale epidemics and a rising rate of overdoses from a dangerously potent and cheap form of heroin.
