Sentence examples for criminalised activities from inspiring English sources
Other criminalised activities included fishing, the hunting of hares, the destruction of fish-ponds, the destruction of trees and the killing of cattle in these locations – the latter also punishable by death.
Recent Freedom of Information requests by the Vice website discovered that at least 36 local councils in England and Wales "have introduced or are working on PSPOs which criminalise activities linked to homelessness".
As the pro-Russia policies of president Viktor Yanukovych push the opposition ever further into dissent, this fight broke out in a budget debate that was ended with a show of hands rather than the usual electronic vote: in the same session a measure was passed to criminalise activities related to public protest.
In total, at least 36 local authorities have introduced or are working on PSPOs which criminalise activities linked to homelessness.
The practice of criminalising activities related to sex work can reduce opportunities for communication between FSWs and often resulting in the concentration of sex work onto the street.
Every nation should criminalise malicious activities on computer networks".
In June, Mozambique dropped a colonial-era law criminalising homosexual activities.
Over the years, the Egyptian government has capriciously targeted other NGOs with a slew of laws effectively criminalising their activities.
Many African countries are doing what we can – Kenya and South Africa have recently passed new legislation to criminalise poaching activities.
The trades unions played an important role in ousting communist officials and criminalising their activities.
"It will criminalise peaceful activities.
