Sentence examples for neighbourhood problems from inspiring English sources

The findings of this research offer valuable insights into the perceived extent and causes of the neighbourhood problems.

There is a danger that crime-mapping will assist the advantaged to address their own neighbourhood problems while adding burdens to those who remain most in need.

He hopes the initiative will result in sharing ideas on how to solve neighbourhood problems because, "it's only a problem if you think it's a problem – somebody else might have already solved it so it's not a problem anymore".

After the four years they would: (1) involve non-family more in their discussions about farm management; (2) address officials more easily to solve neighbourhood problems; and (3) be more specific in their ambitions to learn about agriculture.

He also hopes village forums can agree informal rules to resolve neighbourhood problems.

All studies included a measure that refers to inhabitants' willingness to intervene in case of neighbourhood problems and the extent to which the inhabitants would jointly attempt to find solutions to neighbourhood problems.

Community policing departs from the crime-fighting model by making the police officer a neighbourhood problem solver rather than an incident-driven crime fighter.

The graffiti have gone, the gang is smaller and better mannered and, as Steve Kidder, a local shopkeeper, puts it, "we're gradually getting back to where we were".Until recently, Sheffield's police would probably not have devoted so much energy to solving a neighbourhood problem.

He said state planning systems were good at handling small neighbourhood development problems but larger proposals tended to be "waved through by governments mesmerised by the corporate dollars".

The limitations were as follows: the cross-sectional design does not allow causal conclusions; T2DM was based on a self-reported physician's diagnosis; administrative definitions of neighbourhoods could result in exposure misclassification and underestimation of neighbourhood effects; problem of residential selection.

Scott Lindsay, the mayor's public safety adviser, said property crime had fallen by 10% in 2015, but that in some neighbourhoods the problem had worsened.