If fraud is a concern, the USCIS should employ a more precise detection and enforcement strategy than its current "carpet bombing" approach.
The Statute of Labourers (1351) was a law enacted during the first parliament of Edward III, to make labour laws and their intended enforcement more precise and detailed, and also to allow the government to control wages.
Second, it is possible to enforce the precise policies of resource owners, without compromise on enforcement or resorting to less effective administrative procedures.
Police departments would ostensibly be barred from buying the equipment with federal funds, but tracking the buying activities of 18,000 law enforcement agencies – the precise number is unknown, because the federal government is late in delivering its 2012 census of law enforcement agencies – represents a daunting bureaucratic challenge.
Federal law should provide law enforcement with more precise and effective tools to prevent and punish website defacement.
They did not have a precise time of death, a law enforcement official said, but believed it was on Tuesday.
Cindy Auten, the general manager of the Telework Exchange, a public-private partnership that advocates the greater use of telecommuting, said the bill's more precise guidelines and greater monitoring and enforcement could overcome obstacles to the practice.
An autopsy on Mr. Doerbecker conducted on Tuesday showed that a single bullet hit him in the head, according to a law enforcement official, though the precise entry point was not immediately clear.
Still more cash is required to buy off law enforcement and politicians, whose precise role in the narcotics business has been deliberately veiled at several key points in the trial.
Security experts say law enforcement agencies can often get more precise location information from cellphone carriers than from the hidden file.
Significantly, every jurisdiction has a strong interest in effective law enforcement, and in the development and precise formulation of the rules of evidence applicable in criminal proceedings.
