Sentence examples similar to supportive of enforcement from inspiring English sources

But the French have been frustrated by the large number of impoverished foreigners seeking refuge here and generally have been supportive of the enforcement of immigration laws.

"Zane and I go way back, too," he added, saying Mr. Tankel was "very supportive of law enforcement organizations".

Mr. Mukasey had a reputation for decisions that were largely supportive of law enforcement that often brought criticism from civil-liberty advocates.

He said only that he appreciated each governor and mayor since he took office because "they have all been supportive of law enforcement".

"The president is very supportive of law enforcement.

"Some around the table didn't think he was very supportive of law enforcement," Cunningham said.

"Zane and I go way back," Kelly told the NY Times' J. David Goodman, explaining that Tankel was "very supportive of law enforcement organizations".

But many conservatives and libertarians who are generally supportive of law enforcement have found common cause with more left-leaning advocates in attacking the practice, citing stories of innocent people who have lost their cars and houses with little recourse.

Public Awareness of the Nation's Fair Housing Laws," the Urban Institute found that those who are familiar with the requirements of the Fair Housing Act are more supportive of stronger enforcement.

Tom Angell, chairman of the drug policy reform group Marijuana Majority, later responded to Carter's remarks, urging him to consider polls that show Americans increasingly supportive of replacing harsh enforcement and prohibition policies with legalization.

Justice Department insider tells magazine: Agencies hampering enforcement, "supportive" of drug industry.