Sentence examples for criminalising it from inspiring English sources

Repeal that silly 2012 law criminalising it in residential properties.

Harnessing this generation rather than criminalising it is, Love believes, the key to defending ourselves from the gathering deluge of cybercrime.

There is nothing inherently antisocial about a person being forced to sleep rough and we should not be criminalising it," he said.

It has been proven in other countries that treating drug addiction as a health issue, not criminalising it, benefits society as a whole".

Having campaigned against it for many years, she draws a parallel with domestic violence; for a long time there was no political will to take action, but now the government is criminalising it.

Poland practises one of the most restrictive abortion regimes in Europe, banning and criminalising it except on medical grounds, risk to life, and where pregnancy results from sexual violence.

The last law, in 1981, banned it but failed to criminalise it.

We had a proposed law to criminalise it [in Sudan] but the article has been removed.

Now most Western countries have criminalised it (as England did in 1991).

NOT liking criticism, Eritrea's president, Issaias Afwerki, has more or less criminalised it.

Squatting empty buildings is legal, although the government is keen to criminalise it.