Sentence examples for standards for enforcement from inspiring English sources

The proposal would substantially update and rewrite federal standards for enforcement of the Americans With Disabilities Act, a landmark civil rights law passed with strong bipartisan support in 1990.

"The statute provides clear standards for enforcement," she wrote, "in that it does not permit a hate crime to be charged merely because a victim happens to possess a trait protected by the statute".

Key parts of the drug regulatory system are controlled by the states, each of which applies its own standards for enforcement, not always consistent with others.

"BP will always seek to ensure that any security arrangements do not infringe human rights, and are consistent with international standards for law enforcement".

In a statement issued Saturday evening, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights described the Pokhara killing to be "in clear violation of international standards for law enforcement".

Wisconsin authorities provided a list of state standards for law enforcement authorities, including that they be at least 18, have no felony record, pass a drug test and a physical exam, and have an associate's degree.

The high standards for law enforcement were seen in several examples like those team cops that solved cases in 40 minutes or less.

With regards to the issue that ACTA was only intended to deal with IPR issues and not drugs that could compromise health, DFAIT's position was that "ACTA can make a contribution to the fight against counterfeit medicines by establishing international standards for trademark enforcement, but only as a part of Canada's broader approach".

"It is inherently unfair and creates a low standard for law enforcement," Mr. Soares said of the current system.

Models to predict the impact of frangible bullets on soft body armor are currently sought to aid in the development of new performance standards for the law enforcement community against this unusual ballistic threat.

The causes of the breakdown include inconsistent standards for regulation, haphazard enforcement, years of staff cuts and turnover at the top.