Sentence examples for problem of alcohol from inspiring English sources

There is also the problem of alcohol.

"While it's important that we target alcohol-related crime, these laws disgracefully and discriminately target Aboriginal people and do nothing to combat the problem of alcohol abuse at its source," she told Guardian Australia in a statement.

"The best way to tackle alcohol-related assaults is by targeting the problem of alcohol addiction, not by locking people up for hours at a time, which the NT coroner has said is putting unwanted strain on the system".

Take for example the problem of alcohol abuse, highlighted so clearly in a recent report by the NHS information centre which showed: Adults were more likely to exceed 4/3 units of alcohol on their heaviest drinking days in Yorkshire and the Humber (45% of men and 37% of women) and in the North East (45% of men and 36% of women).

"We are committed to tackling the serious problem of alcohol misuse," she added.

In this paper we ask whether a "traffic safety culture" is crystallized around the problem of alcohol use in these terms.

In launching an action plan to crack down on alcohol-related crime, the home office minister Charles Clarke said: "The government is determined to tackle the problem of alcohol-related crime by giving the police and local authorities the support and powers they need to deal with unacceptable, loutish behaviour.

The extent of alcohol consumption is typically the first proxy for estimating the problem of alcohol-impaired driving.

Concerning the problem of alcohol-impaired driving, it was indicated that similar to measures undertaken by leading countries, enforcement activities on the issue rose in Israel over the last years, e.g. from 4to6969 road-side checks per 1000 population [17].

Solving the problem of alcohol-related harm at the neighbourhood level is not easy.

"We're very understanding about the desire of the tribe to address the serious problems of alcohol," Mr. Larson said.