Sentence examples for sample of law from inspiring English sources
The Guardian understands the BJS will consider approaching a sample of law enforcement agencies where deaths have not been reported via open sourcing, in an attempt to make sure no death goes unrecorded.
Liaisons contact an additional "stratified random sample" of law enforcement agencies of various sizes that were not associated with any report of an arrest-related death, to see whether any of them have in fact had such an incident.
NASS/GES is a nationally representative sample of law enforcement reported motor vehicle crashes.
This study tested reliability and validity of four newly designed measures of the constructs of self-efficacy (Self-Efficacy Scale; SES), referral decisions and de-escalation skills (Behavioral Outcomes Scale; BOS), attitudes toward psychiatric treatment (Opinions about Psychiatric Treatment; OPT), and social distance (Adapted Social Distance Scale; ASDS) in a sample of law enforcement officers.
Our analysis is meant to launch a debate aiming at better legislation on non-commercial sponsorships, based on the analysis of a sample of guidelines, laws and regulations.
An unscientific, random sampling of cellphone law breakers leads to answers like "I was in a hurry" or "It's a stupid law anyway" or "I answered because it might have been an important call".
In this study, the nature of the monitoring and information reporting required under soft law was obtained through a purposive sample of forestry soft law standards from North America and Europe.
A sampling of retired law enforcement officers and bodyguards weighed in on what to do if things go bad, acknowledging that there is no standard response.
Linearized models of the dynamics, actuators and sensors are given with a sample of a possible control law.
The study involved examining the internal consistency and factor structure of the instrument using a sample of 276 Australian undergraduate law students.
"Criminologists have interviewed every imaginable sample of individuals who break laws, and found remarkable consistency in the use of what we call 'techniques of neutralisation,'" Maruna explained.
