Sentence examples for feel confident reporting from inspiring English sources

Women reported more racism and discrimination than men; just over half of those surveyed do not feel confident reporting racist incidents to the police.

"Sexual assault is a crime, full stop, and we want victims to feel confident reporting it to the police".

Without that, she said, the release won't help survivors feel confident reporting sexual assaults to the university.

At the heart of the Police's response are the Gender and Children's Desks – specialist units in each police station, staffed by trained officers, offering safe spaces in which children and adults can feel confident reporting cases of violence and abuse.

Harwin says he is also trying to ensure that people feel confident about reporting a crime.

"We've thought about what feels right, we're comfortable with what we're doing, and we feel confident that reporting the true facts of how a test was taken is not illegal or discriminatory".

On the contrary, if the aim is to make people feel confident about reporting their suspicions about sexual crime, then our whole society has to make an effort to change its attitudes.

"We want all players and fans to feel confident about reporting abuse.

Fourth, when inappropriate behaviour becomes criminal behaviour, women must feel confident that reporting sexual crime will not add to their trauma.

"However it is a concern if doctors in training don't feel confident to report a concern either to us or locally.

They don't feel confident to report and overcome those cultural barriers and lots of people are fearful about being accused of being racist.