Sentence examples for confront offenders from inspiring English sources

Faculty members will have greater power to discipline first-time cheats, authority that the university hopes will encourage them to confront offenders.

The centerpiece of Ceasefire is a dramatic public forum known as a "call-in," in which the cops, standing with morally influential leaders from the community, confront offenders with their crimes, and tell them they must stop now.

For example, if an initial victimization makes a person more fearful to confront offenders, this changed behavioral pattern increases that person's vulnerability and attractiveness (Schwartz et al. 1993).

We may even think that if we fail to confront the offender, then our our own frustration will build.

If you feel someone is invading your space it is best to confront the offender and tell him to stop loudly and directly.

Instead of confronting the offenders, I went up to an elderly woman with two dogs on a leash, introduced myself and held out a $20 bill along with a certificate.

I am all for "victim-offender dialogues", "restorative justice" and forcing criminals to "confront their offending behaviour".

My sister Diane, who has a handicapped son, will confront the perceived offenders.

Mutton confronted each offender.

When she learned that a rival was disparaging her, she confronted the offender in a tight elevator.

Victims value reconciliation meetings because they provide a forum for confronting the offender in a structured and monitored way to detail the impact that the crime had on their lives.