Sentence examples for tackling criminal from inspiring English sources

Root & Rebound is a nonprofit organization tackling criminal justice, which aligns closely with the center's new ReEntry Acceleration Program REAPP).

David Smith, policy director at the Residential Landlords Association, said: "We agree that tackling criminal landlords must be a priority.

A viewer may be a 60-year-old white male or a 25-year-old black male and there is no evidence to suggest that law enforcement officers are targeting a particular sub-group in tackling criminal behaviour related to images of child sexual abuse, or that a 60-year-old man is less likely to engage in such behaviour.

For the most part, Life avoids tackling criminals.

Perhaps most worryingly of all, these messages are coming from the institutions that are supposed to be tackling criminals, not policing victim behaviour.

This former cop is now spending as much time tackling criminals as she did in her days in the force, although in a very different way.

The domestic extremist term was coined by police involved in tackling criminals involved in animal rights groups sometime between 2001 and 2004.

Ali said universities already had policies to tackle criminal activity and policies against inciting hatred.

We're determined to tackle criminal economy and narcotics trafficking with full force.

There are far too many spectators who are getting in the way of the police operation to tackle criminal thuggery and burglary.

While it was never created to tackle criminal behaviour, the PCC suffered from being dominated by industry insiders and serving editors.