Sentence examples for for a decriminalization from inspiring English sources

And it is time we called for a decriminalization campaign.

It is time to ask for a decriminalization of opinion differences, to create another policy with the press and the media, to legalize civic associations and political parties, to revise the Constitution, to allow Cubans to be active citizens and not just aspire to be passive consumers.

It was Portugal's high levels of infection stemming from drug use that created part of the motivation for adopting a decriminalization policy in the first place.

Zukerberg, who unsuccessfully ran for the council on a decriminalization platform, said thousands of people cannot find work because of criminal records.

A doctor by training who said he was not speaking on behalf of the state, Le Guen advocated for a "selective" decriminalization for those aged 21 and over, and only for private consumption.

Richard Branson added another potential scene to his inevitable biopic this afternoon when he posted an embargoed document onto the Virgin website showing the UN may be on the verge of calling for a global decriminalization of drugs.

Republican Rand Paul stands out in the crowd for supporting the rights of states to establish marijuana policy and also for being a voice for decriminalization, legalized medical marijuana and access to banks for marijuana businesses.

That worry is compounded by the fact that David Cameron dismissed MPs' calls for a Royal Commission into decriminalization in 2012.

That worry is compounded by the fact that David Cameron dismissed MPs' calls for a Royal Commission into decriminalization in 2012.

In fact, it is the presidents of Colombia, Mexico, and Guatemala -- countries bearing many of the worst costs of drug policy -- who have been calling for a debate about decriminalization or legalization of cocaine.

Chester Brown's 2011 graphic novel, Paying for It, is a bold examination of straight female prostitution, as well as a cogent argument for its decriminalization, through an entertaining depiction of Brown's own forays into the world of sex workers in Toronto.