Sentence examples for tackle knife from inspiring English sources

According to the Press Association, she said she did not think Labour had done enough to tackle knife crime.

"I want to again highlight the desperate need for us to pull together - the world over - to tackle knife crime and teach everyone how sacred a life is".

She couldn't even keep quiet about politics – a crime perpetrated by many an egomaniacal pop star – offering Boris Johnson advice on how to tackle knife crime and declaring her allegiance to Gordon Brown.

The study looks at the mass use of stop and search by London's Metropolitan police to tackle knife crime in 2008/09, at a time when officers were carrying out one search every 20 seconds on average nationwide.

Agbaje's plays tackle knife crime, drugs and immigration issues, but this young Londoner describes herself as "a dreamer, a happy-ending type of person" who loves glossy US TV shows championing the underdog such as Ugly Betty and Glee.

Three: Tackle knife and gun crimes By demanding they are treated as a high priority by the police, and using every strand of Mayoral power to prevent it through funding community groups, sports schemes and handheld weapon scanners.

The guidance was disclosed as the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, announced that an extra 85 search arches and 566 search wands are to be made available to the police in the 10 knife crime "hotspots" involved in the action programme to tackle knives.

"I think the policy that I put together around how we actually tackle knife-crime in practical terms was a really important one.

It's merely wishful thinking to believe that stop and search is effective in tackling knife crime.

Crime Says he would free police from red tape to concentrate on tackling knife and gun crime, particularly involving young people.

Smith told MPs: "I am sorry that I think we were too quick off the mark with the publication of one number in relation to the progress that had been made with tackling knife crime".