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to try to deal with (something or someone) start learning
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Boris Johnson put tackling youth crime at the forefront
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to regard sth as the most important x5 Pol. wysunąć coś na pierwszy plan start learning
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Boris Johnson put tackling youth crime at the forefront of his mayoralty
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if sth causes the death of people it ____ start learning
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the spiralling violence has claimed the lives of 12 teenagers
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Pol. wzrastający w szybkim tempie start learning
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to admit, often unwillingly, (that something is true) Pol. przyznać (się), uznać start learning
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The Mayor conceded that his hardline approach would be unfashionable
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_____ beliefs or plans are those which are fixed and do not change Pol. bezkompromisowy, nieustępliwy start learning
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his hardline approach would be unfashionable
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to cause either a complete success or ruin of (a person, project, etc.) start learning
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Mr Johnson's establishes it as a "make or break" issue for him.
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a promise, or something that is given as a sign that you will keep a promise Pol. zobowiązanie, przyrzeczenie start learning
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he pledges to bring in a disciplined approach
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Pol. ustanowić, określić, ustalić start learning
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He establishes the spiralling violence as a "make or break" issue for him.
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to increase or improve something and make it more successful Pol. zwiększać, poprawiać, wzmacniać start learning
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a youth project boosts motivation, confidence and team-building skills.
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very unusual, unlikely or unexpected Pol. dziwaczny, niecodzienny start learning
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"These teenage killings are not a series of freak events.
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the highest point or top of something start learning
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Each fatal stabbing is at the apex of a pyramid of violence
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a man who acts violently, esp. to commit a crime start learning
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violent behaviour in which people fight and attack others start learning
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violence, thuggery and bullying
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a person who is given the power to act instead of another person, or the person whose rank is immediately below that of the leader of an organisation start learning
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new deputy mayor for young people
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a device operated by hand which locks into position and prevents a vehicle from moving start learning
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the "hand-brake turn" needed in their lives
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start learning
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We aren't going to crack our problem
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an often imaginary line that marks the edge or limit of something start learning
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children were brought up without boundaries and without respect
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start learning
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littering have to be stamped out
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If someone ______something they stop it or destroy it Pol. położyć kres, wyplenić, stłumić start learning
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low-level disorder have to be stamped out before they lead to more serious offences.
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start learning
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it is all the more reason to make a start."
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Pol. prowadzić kampanię na rzecz czegoś start learning
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He said he would lobby for tougher sentencing
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