Sentence examples for any criminalization from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesperson said it was "utterly absurd to suggest there is any criminalization of British Muslims".

These meanings are often strongly juxtaposed alongside positive and less positive demonstrating that the intent/meaning of FGC in cultures needs to be well understood before any criminalization and condemnation policies are implemented.

Aleksandr Slisarenko, an opposition politician from the Yabloko Party, warned that "Any further criminalization of the government authority must be stopped" before criminals gain complete control of Kaliningrad's economy.

The P.A.'s criminalization of any form of resistance to dispossession, discrimination, and Israel's permanent military control have made it, in effect, a tool of collaboration with the occupation.

Four months after Russia passed a controversial law that bans "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relationships to minors," — allowing for the criminalization of any talk of sexual orientation or gay rights — that threat has not materialized.

She added, "I think they are waiting for a strong threat from the gay community in the United States to force them to do something". Four months after Russia passed a controversial law that bans "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relationships to minors,"—allowing for the criminalization of any talk of sexual orientation or gay rights that threat has not materialized.

But there is another side to this law that is terribly insidious -- the criminalization of any effort to aid or shelter fellow human beings in need.

The first step to mitigating this risk, it has been suggested, should be to destroy the remaining virus stocks so as to enable unequivocal criminalization of any possession of the virus.

The Israeli government has also endorsed an anti-Infiltration bill that calls for automatic criminalization of any person who enters Israel without a permit - with no consideration of the circumstances of his or her entry.

Although in my view, it didn't go nearly far enough— a true public health approach cannot involve criminalization of any drug possession and requires radical reform to drug treatment it may now stand as a sad reminder of where America was once headed.

"By any rational assessment, the continued criminalization of cannabis is a disproportionate public policy response to behavior that is, at worst, a public health concern," said Paul Armentano, deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, known as NORML.