Sentence examples similar to debate over criminalisation from inspiring English sources

"It was debated over and over again.

The debate on criminalisation highlights a problem with strategies that focus on entry into marriage and don't address the experiences and needs of those living in or running away from forced marriages.

"In the Name of Justice", edited by Tim Lynch, examines the legal thinking underpinning over-criminalisation.

Its critics now suggest that the policy has led to over-criminalisation.

A combination of over-criminalisation, mandatory-minimum sentences, tough drug laws and excessive prosecutorial power have stuffed America's prisons to bursting.

They suggest community-based solutions that avoid going to the police to address the over-criminalisation and police violence committed against non-white communities.

The current parliamentary debate on the criminalisation of illegal residence in the Netherlands is receiving much public attention.

"I'd just pinch their clitorises to make them scream," she said, "and tightly bandage them up so that they walked as though they were in pain".Female opponents in Sudan and Egypt say they favour education over criminalisation.

Consider the debate over spending.

Debate over.

The debate over genetically modified foods raged.