Sentence examples for tackling demand from inspiring English sources

"It's about tackling demand, and from my experience that can work".

Prosecuting users is misguided and counterproductive; prosecuting dealers without tackling demand or their profits does not work.

But tackling demand is just as tricky as cutting off supply.Superintendent Dean Ingledew of London's Metropolitan Police is in charge of policing Soho, the city's main nightclub district.

A report by a Swedish academic says that by tackling demand, Sweden provides some of the best protection to trafficking victims.

This means that if they can't access our bodies through force, they can do so with money, creating a demand for women and girls," says Ulloa. "If we could create policy on human trafficking that has gender equality at its core, then we would be tackling demand.

How can we tackle demand driven by demographics?

The law to tackle demand reduces sex markets and therefore reduces the violence and harm so inherent to it.

In the United Kingdom, we hope that Theresa May MP's "modern slavery bill" will include provisions that tackle demand specifically.

So just as international efforts to dismantle this illicit business and tackle demand in Asia are vital, it is just as crucial that African governments better police, prosecute and educate - because stopping the ivory trade starts in Africa.

Much of the influence wielded by the NSWP can be traced back to 2007, when UNAids published a guidance note recommending that countries tackle demand for prostitution as part of HIV prevention efforts.

Without legalising drugs, he is accepting some of the legalisers' arguments: that it is impossible to burn all the coca crops in Latin America or track down every secret airstrip in the Caribbean, and therefore that the best way to discourage drug abuse is to tackle demand rather than supply.