Sentence examples for achieve crime from inspiring English sources

The force has admitted there was a "distortion of activity" in some parts of Kent in order to achieve crime statistic targets.

Kent's police chief has admitted there was a "distortion of activity" by the force in some areas of the county to achieve crime statistic targets.

With diligence, she has also managed to achieve falling crime and immigration, which count among the very few measurable achievements of the coalition so far.

I disagree; we must provide Nassau County residents the right balance of personnel that will achieve successful crime reduction while continuing to be fiscally responsible.

Research published in the report showed that police forces such as Cleveland were able to achieve falling crime rates while also reducing its use of stop and search by one fifth.

He credits police work and community cooperation with achieving a crime rate that compares well with the city's neighbors.

The opening five pages of Havana Red – the first of Leonardo Padura's acclaimed sequence of novels featuring Lieutenant Mario Conde – are a stunning example of what can be achieved in crime fiction.

The government figures show 117,910 families had been contacted and of these 96,163 families achieved the crime, antisocial behaviour or education targets, while 10,508 families reached the employment definition.

David M. Kennedy, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, said New York achieved its crime-fighting success in part because the department attacked all levels of crime, and fundamentally altered the public's sense of what was acceptable.

It's less clear what Ms. Hall is trying to achieve with "Deadline: Crime," at least from the first episode, which was broadcast on Sunday night (with a reshowing scheduled for Saturday).

New York City's Rudy Giuliani demonstrated what better policing methods could achieve in slashing crime, which was reduced by 62% during his tenure.