Sentence examples for That tagging from inspiring English sources

Harry Fletcher of Napo, the probation service union, said he was shocked that tagging had become a £1bn industry: "There is no evidence that tagging has any impact on reducing crime.

The Ministry of Justice has always maintained that tagging provides the courts with a credible alternative to prison.

But the city has a message for those who believe that tagging trees will give their graffiti permanence: you're barking up the wrong you-know-what.

Before this election, it wouldn't have seemed possible that tagging a "just kidding" onto the end of any number of cruel, bigoted, dangerous statements could serve to excuse them, but that is what Trump has done, time and again, while making it clear that he is anything but.

It is often forgotten that tagging is a largely manual game.

Which is all the more amazing given that tagging is kind of a pain.

Giambi said: "I knew he tagged me on the leg that tagged the plate.

Mrs. Smithline explains that tag sales, like life, are a game of chance and luck.

First there was a profile in Rolling Stone that tagged her as an "artist to watch".

In 2012, Irish data protection regulators reiterated that tag suggestions weren't fit for Europe.

He showed such hypersensitivity to physical touch that tags had to be removed from his clothing.