Sentence examples for potential law enforcement from inspiring English sources

Kathy Geary, 49, a musician and producer, is charged with keeping an eye out for potential law enforcement types and giving a quick warning if she sees anything.

The opposition leader, however, told Rice's office that Putin was "nervously seeking to secure his future immunity from potential law enforcement investigations into his alleged illicit proceeds", and needed to find someone more pliable, the cable noted.

He said a direction had been given to Asio "that the material is not to be communicated to any person for any purpose other than national security purposes including potential law enforcement referrals and prosecutions, until final judgment in this proceeding or until further or earlier order from this court".

In an order published late on Monday in the Hague, the court said it had no reason to believe Australia would not implement the undertaking, but pointed out that Australia had left the door open to using the material for "national security purposes" including potential law enforcement referrals and prosecutions.

One person involved in the planning said that lobbyists have met with "dozens" of congressional offices and that some lawmakers are circulating draft legislation to stop all online gaming and direct the FBI to study potential law enforcement issues related to the practice.

Florida lawmakers decided on a broad spectrum of measures to respond to the shooting, including money to raze and rebuild the school building where the shooting occurred, funds for a memorial to the 17 killed and money for an investigation into potential law enforcement failures around the Stoneman Douglas attack.

US diplomatic cables, leaked in 2010, correctly predicted that Putin was likely to return to the Kremlin to protect his "alleged secret assets" hidden overseas, and to prevent potential law-enforcement prosecutions against him, which may ensue once he gives up power.

The testimony is an ominous sign for Trump, signaling potential continued law enforcement interest in him or those around him.

"We have to recognise the limited potential of law enforcement to fully deal with this problem," he said.

This doctor's recommendation will not be available to potential employers, law enforcement, and other inquiries.[3].

What is very obvious is that this technology will not be applied merely to people under arrest, or to people under surveillance in accordance with the fourth amendment (suspects in possible terrorist plots or other potential crimes, after law enforcement agents have already obtained a warrant from a magistrate).