Sentence examples for criminalize aspects from inspiring English sources

Some members of the Senate have introduced legislation to criminalize aspects of the corporate misconduct revealed by Barra's testimony, but such legislation has little chance of success in the current congressional climate.

Despite the considerable gains made by sex-positive feminists in recent years, we've seen neo-prudery pop up in last week's attempt to criminalize aspects of prostitution in the UK, despite protests by many sex workers and former sex workers.

Enabled by murky legal territory, cultural ignorance and engrained racial bias, police and prosecutors have been rewarded for criminalizing aspects of an art form overwhelmingly practiced by young, black men.

On a practical level, criminalizing any aspect of women's behavior during pregnancy has the exact opposite effect of what is intended: it alienates the very women who are most likely to benefit from prenatal care.

Stevenson says that criminalizing any aspect of the job simply makes violence more invisible.

For goodness sakes, bookies were posting odds for Russian President Vladimir Putin for allegedly helping to bring "peace" to Syria, despite his role as one of the key architects of the trifecta of recent laws that criminalize virtually every aspect of being or seeming to be LGBT in Russia.

We asked our lawmakers to be tough on crime, and we've been saddled with an abundance of laws that criminalize almost every aspect of our lives.

The larger point, however, is that in its zeal to criminalize the harder-to-define aspects of deplorable practices like corruption and support for terrorism, Congress must avoid undermining the premise of our rule of law: that our laws define clearly the conduct they make criminal.

Ilya Shlyakhter Cambridge, Mass., June 9, 2009 • To the Editor: There's a special aspect to criminalizing abortion, or certain kinds of abortion, that may not exist for other actions we deem crimes.

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Passed in November 2014 by the Harper government, C-36 criminalizes pretty much every aspect of sex work except for the act itself.