Sentence examples for tackle criminality from inspiring English sources

The executive and non-executive directors have completely failed in their legal duty to tackle criminality in the company in question, and it must surely be in doubt, at least, whether some of them are fit and proper people to run a media company.

We will regain control of EU migration by reforming welfare rules, tackle criminality and abuse of free movement and cut immigration from outside the EU".

Meanwhile, the Tory mayor who came to power pledging to take "personal responsibility" for tackling criminality has policing woes at street level, too.

A Conservative spokesman said they would control immigration by reforming welfare and tackling criminality.

The increasingly violent atmosphere has been accompanied by a reduction in the number of prisoners completing programmes to tackle their criminality.

He dismissed the government's characterisation of Labor's stance, saying the Coalition should "reconsider our proposal in February last year for a high-powered national joint police taskforce to tackle any criminality".

Then he quietly unveiled a plan to tackle petty criminality and anti-social behaviour that was startling for its moderation, at least by comparison with what has come before.Britons may not suffer more from incivilities such as graffiti, spitting and verbal abuse than other nations, but they certainly make more of a fuss about them.

Most infamously, there was phone hacking: Murdoch journalists did it on an industrial scale, but instead of tackling the criminality News UK (then News International) spent millions trying to cover it up – while attacking the Guardian for exposing it.

Senior police officers believe England's return to Marseilles – the scene of ugly fighting at the 1998 World Cup – poses a greater threat of violence at Euro 2016 than the Group B match with Wales in Lens, and have set up a London-based team of detectives to tackle violence and criminality during Euro 2016, The Independent understands.

Nevertheless, criminals, criminality and exploitation will continue after the referendum on 23 June whatever the result and the key will be to ensure that the relevant authorities are adequately staffed and funded in order to tackle and defeat the perpetrators of unacceptable behaviour and practices.

He is looking at radical ideas to tackle underlying causes of criminality following the example of initiatives which have cut the prison population in parts of America.