Therein lies an urgent problem that law enforcement must address... urgently.
Such law enforcement is urgent to reduce elephant poaching".
The tragic deaths of four members of a Brooklyn family (news articles, Aug. 6) point to the urgent need for increased enforcement of basic traffic rules.
Campaigners are also calling for ivory and rhino shops and carving factories to be closed down with immediate effect, implementation of tougher penalties for wildlife crime, and urgent strengthening of law enforcement in the countries where the animals are found and the products are being consumed.
These findings point to an urgent need for the enforcement of the advertisement ban with tobacco retail outlets in Lebanon.
In addition, although new legislation has been introduced restricting smoking in government buildings, hospitals, trains, buses, and other public places, there is an urgent need for law enforcement in order to protect both adults and children from second-hand smoke.
But the trial, they said, also pointed up an urgent need for more law enforcement and further investigation into those who conspire to such violence.
The CQC said it was taking enforcement action, setting urgent conditions on the trust, including making sure that A&E patients have an initial assessment by qualified clinical staff within 15 minutes of arrival and that sufficient numbers of qualified staff are employed.
Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security, said today that he would seek substantial new spending in President Bush's next budget, placing a priority on more agents and equipment for strapped federal law enforcement agencies and urgent improvements in public health facilities.
