Sentence examples for stressed crime from inspiring English sources

Tories have stressed crime, immigration, high taxes and other old reliables.

To build circulation, Day emphasized the human side of the news, stressing crime and sensation but including elements of pathos and humour.

Mr. Kelly stressed that crime in the area has dropped sharply, as it has throughout the city, and remains at low levels.

Another military commentator, Colonel Mike Dewar, stressed the crime was "not the normal behaviour of British soldiers".

He stressed that, because crime had declined significantly, everyone had benefited, especially blacks and Latinos who tend to live in high-crime areas.

They stressed that violent crime has been down over the past few years and said that there are no signs it is on the upswing.

Hogan-Howe stressed that gun crime was still at a lower level than five years ago, and others in law enforcement stress that guns are still a rare commodity on Britain's streets.

He stressed that the crime rate was too high, and attacked what he perceived as a surrender by the Democrats of the United States' nuclear superiority.

Police leaders reacted by stressing the crime-fighting benefits of stop and search, the use of which has declined dramatically in recent years.

Rejecting both cases, court President Peter Tomka stressed that many crimes happened during fighting between Serbia and Croatia and urged Belgrade and Zagreb to work together toward a lasting reconciliation.

CHICAGO -- Jack Abramoff, the lobbyist who went to prison after pleading guilty to a series of corruption crimes, stressed the need for ethics in government and campaign finance reform to the nation's state legislators on Thursday.