Sentence examples for nfa from inspiring English sources

Figures from the Metropolitan Police alone reveal that, between 2006 and 2012, 866 domestic violence suspects who had been dealt with via NFA were subsequently arrested and charged for similar offences.

Campaigners claim the latest figures raise serious concerns over the priority given to allegations of domestic violence, and the use of the NFA categorisation by police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to resolve complaints.

The decision of 15 major UK police forces to take no further action (NFA) against almost 3,000 people arrested and charged with crimes related to domestic violence soon after police and prosecutors had investigated them for similar offences raised questions about authorities' awareness of the "pattern of controlling and coercive behaviour" associated with domestic abuse.

Both CAS and NFA accept that all new systems have teething problems.

"If the review of the NFA is to retain credibility you must give at least equal access to gun control advocates.

In that context the NFA can call itself progressive while also endorsing sharia law — as a way of acting as a counterweight to the Muslim Brotherhood's Justice and Construction Party and the Homeland Party, led by Abdel-Hakim Belhaj, who led the anti-Gaddafi Libyan Islamic Fighting Group.

The true total of missed opportunities to prevent violent crimes could be much higher, as almost 30 more police forces claimed they did not keep information on NFAs – or said that it was too expensive to collate.

So it makes tactical sense for Mahmoud Jibril to call for a "grand coalition" under his National Forces Alliance NFAA).

The original version – which anti-gun lobbyists say had similar firepower to a pump-action shotgun – was banned by former prime minister Tony Abbott for six months, which was then extended to 12 months, to allow time for the states and the federal government to consider a review of the National Firearms Agreement NFAA).

Chloe Fletcher, the policy director for the National Federation of Almos NFAA), which co-authored the report - told me the 42-day wait "sets people up to fail" because so many simply do not have the resources to navigate such a lengthy transition to UC without income.

The Shout/NFA report suggests that future savings in housing benefit alone would justify the government covering about £37,000 of this funding gap through an increase in its average grant (currently under £20,000).