Sentence examples for reduced knife from inspiring English sources

Senior police officers and Kit Malthouse, the deputy mayor, have described section 60 as a central element of Operation Blunt 2 – the Met's anti-knife crime campaign – which has brought down the number of youth murders and reduced knife crime by 4%, or 305 offences.

Reduced knife grid spacing and increased packed bed depths required increased cutting energy.

In her speech in September, May said that stop and search can be effective in reducing knife crime if it is used properly.

Addressing the conference of the National Black Police Association, the home secretary will say: "Properly targeted, stop and search will actually help reduce knife crime.

"Boris made a lot of noise about reducing knife crime, yet the violence experienced by young people has increased every year since the mayor was elected".

Mr MacAskill added: "This government is constantly looking at new ways of reducing knife crime even further through education and tough enforcement.

If there is danger of reducing knife crime to a youth problem, it's worth remembering there have been perpetrators and victims of all ages among this year's knife killings.

The B-Knife is the only bipolar knife; burning of the muscularis propria layer is reduced with this knife compared with other monopolar knives.

The coarse stone will shave more off, so you do not want it to reduce the knife width by very far.

The counterman pulls a rib of beef from its steaming broth, hones a knife reduced to a sliver of steel, cuts thin slices, bathes a roll in meat juices, slaps the meat onto it, adds coarse salt and salsa verde, slips it into a waxed-paper pocket and hands it to you.

Reduce heat to 350 and bake about 1 hour more; stick thin knife through slit on crust to test pears; they should be very tender.