Sentence examples for citizens insecurity from inspiring English sources

There is much talk of "citizens' insecurity," the common euphemism for Santiago's crime rate, which, according to Pinochetistas, has increased to troubling levels since the General stepped down.

"I'm afraid that citizen insecurity is becoming the achilles heel of development".

The problem of "citizen insecurity" was the subject of a grim UNDP report in late 2013 (covered here at the time; executive summary here).The report is an accumulation of stark statistics, each figure itself built on multiple personal tragedies.

Thursday's panel emphasised the need for a broader framework for approaching the issue of citizen insecurity, a term that itself implies a move from a focus on criminal justice and law enforcement to crime prevention.

Countries with weak governance tend to have a higher prevalence of lawlessness and citizen insecurity.

On the basis of the definition of marginality, a questionnaire template was designed in order to analyse the feelings of Barcelona's citizens about insecurity.

But there was also insecurity because citizens never knew when change would come.

In a statement on the Belgrade television channel it controls, Studio B, Mr. Draskovic's party said, "Such brutal executions aim to spread fear and general insecurity among citizens".

This law also creates a climate of fear and insecurity, as ordinary citizens can also face heavy fines.

A government serious about building a fairer society would not stand for this and sit idly by in the face of growing insecurity for its citizens.

"By killing the prime minister and with other acts of violence, the members of the criminal gang wanted to jeopardize the security of Yugoslavia and instill a feeling of insecurity among the citizens," he said.