Sentence examples for crime approach from inspiring English sources

Facing a predicted heavy defeat, the CLP has pushed its tough on crime approach.

The sudden interest in what critics say amounts to a "soft on crime" approach is partly driven by economics.

Trump: Has said little during the campaign, but past statements suggest a "tough on crime" approach including longer prison sentences.

The law and order package is in defiance of conventional wisdom in Western Australia which states you'll never have success in the polls with a soft on crime approach.

The government does not resile from its tough on crime approach, these "little darlings", these "thugs", these "grown men essentially", have brought it upon themselves with their repeated criminal behaviour.

Anybody who knows anything about the pointy end of our justice systems knows that while we allow governments to only address the symptom through the tired "tough on crime" approach, the causes will continue to fester and the revolving door of incarceration will go on unabated.

The program is finding success even though it doesn't cherry-pick by admitting only the most amenable offenders — in contrast to "tough on crime" approaches in the 1980s and 1990s that kept many violent offenders out of treatment.

There were also consequences to Giuliani's tough-on-crime approach.

Mr. Uribe's legislation, critics say, amounts to peace at any price, even contradicting the tough-on-crime approach that has characterized his presidency.

Trump and Clinton have outlined competing visions of violence prevention, with Trump touting a tough-on-crime approach, and Clinton focusing on the need to reform police treatment of black Americans and reduce gun violence through tougher gun control laws.

He has supported a tough-on-crime approach to the drug abuse problem that even his fellow Republican governors have begun to reject.