Sentence examples for criminalises a from inspiring English sources

America's current policy just leaves money on the table, and criminalises a consensual and victimless activity.

Mr Tan's attorney argued that 377(a) criminalises a group of people for an innate attribute; the court concluced here that "there is, at present, no definitive conclusion" on the "supposed immutability" of homosexuality (Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore's prime minister, takes a different view).

POCSO also criminalises a range of behaviours as being sexual assaults, short of penetration (section 7).

POCSO invariably criminalises a juvenile 'perpetrator' of CSA to be "dealt with under the provisions of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2000" [section 34(i)].

I guess it's tough to draw any distinction between the two when the law they're enforcing essentially criminalises an ethnic group's way of life.

The government hopes the law change, which also criminalises forcing a British national into marriage outside the UK, will protect thousands of potential victims.

Since breaching the order can result in jail, this section effectively criminalises all trespass, generally a civil matter.

It's often too easy to forget how oppressive a legislative regime that criminalises you as a matter of fact is to all lesbian, gay and bisexual people".

In a country that still criminalises homosexual activity – a legacy from when the British once ruled this country of 50 million – such sights have long been kept out of view.

The Act defines human trafficking as an offense and criminalises all forms of human trafficking.

The judge cut the award a thousandfold, to $28m.In the first big test of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, an American law that criminalises any attempt to bypass the copy-protection barriers of digital content, a California jury acquitted ElcomSoft, a Russian software firm.