Sentence examples for dealing with victims from inspiring English sources
It identified problems with a 27-item checklist that officers use when dealing with victims.
Mr. Abdel-Jalil also announced the creation of a ministry responsible for dealing with victims of the conflict.
She had interviewed children before and specialised in dealing with victims and witnesses with mental health and learning difficulties.
Remarque wrote several other novels, most of them dealing with victims of the political upheavals of Europe during World Wars I and II.
The police had excellent procedures in place for dealing with victims, according to the report, but they seem to have disregarded them.
She said the detectives in the unit had a special skills set that helped them in dealing with victims who were often frightened or reluctant to speak.
"How we deal with victims is one of the key issues," she explained.
Following the report, the Met underwent major changes to the way it conducted murder inquiries, dealt with victims' families and worked with the community.
The Indian police force has to be better trained to deal with victims of sexual violence, and there is a need to develop support systems for survivors.
The film, a real-time account of the hijack, has been praised for the sensitivity with which it has handled the subject and dealt with victims' families.
