Sentence examples similar to criminalized self from inspiring English sources
As John Cooper has noted (Cooper 1989, 10), neither ancient Greek nor Latin had a single word that aptly translates our 'suicide,' even though most of the ancient city-states criminalized self-killing.
Justice Ginsburg practically invited Congress to speak more clearly and find new ways to criminalize self-dealing.
Ken Roth and Human Rights Watch have been at the forefront of the campaign to criminalize self-defense against terrorism, and to brand Israel and the U.S. as the primary perpetrators of war crimes.
Adams and her colleagues have identified 40 different kinds of laws that could be applied to criminalize self-induce abortion, as well as implicate the people who help the women who carry them out.
The bills from Quigley and Kirk would criminalize such self-dealing.
How their play becomes criminalized and how they're socialized to become black adults who internalize that their very breathing selves are criminal.
"Potentially abortion will be criminalized.
"We've criminalized everything," Mr. Rogers said.
They have only demeaned and criminalized it.
"Politics was criminalized and crime was politicized.
People should not be criminalized for poverty.
