Sentence examples for By criminalising from inspiring English sources

By criminalising gay sex and prostitution, these laws have blocked many sincere efforts to quell the virus.

"By criminalising clamping and towing on private land this Government is committing rogue clampers to history and putting an end to intimidation and excessive charges once and for all".

By criminalising the buyers and offering exit strategies for those who wish to leave the sex trade, the law sends the message that women and girls have a right not to be prostituted.

And any resulting problems are made worse by criminalising them.

Venezuela's problems cannot be solved by criminalising dissent".

They want to extend the borders of censorship by criminalising prejudiced speech as "group libels".

In effect, such provisions represent over-criminalising non-citizens by effectively "criminalising" actions that would not constitute crimes in the criminal law context.

Only 9% of respondents were deterred by laws criminalising commercial surrogacy arrangements overseas, researchers found, and 44% never considered uncompensated, or altruistic, surrogacy.

Only 9% of respondents were deterred by laws criminalising commercial surrogacy arrangements overseas and 44% never considered uncompensated, or altruistic, surrogacy.

"By our criminalising the use of cocaine, of people stuffing their noses with coke, we are causing mayhem to the lives of millions of people in South America," he said.

And overwhelmingly, those offenders live in the shabby tower blocks and council estates which have been consumed by poverty and criminalised by the war against drugs.