Sentence examples for problems law from inspiring English sources

Despite these problems, law enforcement wants more back doors.

He saw firsthand the problems law-enforcement officials face when the community they serve, in this case that of Northern Ireland's Catholics, is profoundly suspicious of any government agent.

The securities class-action suits may be a rough barometer of the severity of the problem, law enforcement officials say.

Another common problem law companies often face is trying to sound too serious and completely forgetting about the human element to their practice.

Nevertheless, the difference between German and Dutch policies highlights the crux of the problem: Laws remain inconsistent among E.U. member states, which makes transferring funds among them difficult.

To combat this growing problem, laws are being passed in many countries, including the United States, which make it illegal to travel overseas to engage in sexual acts with a minor.

Once he gets to Baghdad, the general acknowledged, "there will be a lot of problems" -- law enforcement, getting services working, preventing revenge killings, particularly "if severe Baathists try to return to communities".

Problems of law and order were tackled in the Statute of Winchester of 1285.

Namely, that recognizing problems within law enforcement shouldn't be confused with being anti-police.

"He had a lot of problems," a law enforcement official said.

Diverging interests among parties in the bankruptcy could create problems for law firms that are representing more than one group.