Sentence examples for problems of crime from inspiring English sources

Brooklyn suffers the usual urban problems of crime, poverty, bad housing and racial inequality.

Economic decline exacerbates existing problems of crime and drug and drink dependence, poor health and education outcomes and community integration.

THE POLITICAL SCENE about churches creating coalitions with local governments to address the problems of crime and poverty in the inner cities.

Typically, because state failures of this sort create regional problems of crime, terrorism, and refugee flows, neighbouring powers often step in to re-establish order.

The authors conclude by depicting Pennsylvania vaunted as an enlightened, free society as a community suffering from the problems of crime that plague America today.

With even the most optimistic voters here keenly aware of the city's problems of crime, unemployment and failing schools, it is a risky strategy.

We will deal with the other things but we have to solve the problem of crime.

The problem of crime and community safety then become the responsibilities of both residents and police.

One concerns the larger problem of crime and why Naples periodically floods over with its own refuse.

"Public" should be emphasized, since it makes clear that the problem of crime control is essentially one of administration in a public or governmental sense.

Attributions strongly affect how individuals wish to see public policy respond to the problem of crime and explain a small but significant fraction of the black-white difference in crime policy views.