Sentence examples for addressed crime from inspiring English sources

Along with its songs about romance, TLC addressed crime and AIDS (in "Waterfalls"), female self-esteem ("Unpretty") and gang warfare and abusive relationships.

"Ray Kelly came up through the same generation I did, that addressed crime with swiftly instilling in offenders' minds that apprehension and punishment will be swift and sure," said Edward Mamet, a 40-year veteran of the New York Police Department who now works as a police consultant.

Four years earlier, Daleste started composing Brazilian funk songs that addressed crime, weapons and the murder of policemen.

Andrew Barker of Variety described it as "a quasi-concept album whose opening three songs directly addressed crime, the crack epidemic, racism, homelessness and youth illiteracy — not exactly a recipe for a party.

Mr. Norwood said he would use the latest technologies to address crime.

The survey revealed that only twenty-three per cent of victims believed that more jails and prisons would help address crime.

Investment in policies that create recidivism not only fail to address crime, but – by definition – produce additional victims.

"Instead, they direct their resources, which include lieutenants, sergeants and police officers, to effectively address crime and quality-of-life conditions".

[Runnin' Scared, City Room] The Police Department has reportedly assigned four veteran police officers, three homicide detectives among them, to Zuccotti Park to address crime there.

Mr. McCarthy has also created a department that uses what he called "business management strategies" to address crime more thoughtfully and, in some cases, more surgically.

We need a serious and meaningful solution that addresses crime in cities like Chicago, addresses mental health deficiencies, while at the same time protecting the rights of those of us who are not a danger to anyone.