Sentence examples for for criminalization of from inspiring English sources

There's nothing you can possibly say to argue for criminalization of simple drug possession," McFarland said.

Homosexuality is not illegal in Indonesia, though some politicians have called for criminalization of gay sex.

Newspapers have called for further erosion of rights, for criminalization of LGBT people and for outright murder.

"Reverend" Matt Trewhella, leader of Defenders of the Defenders, who provide aid to those who murder abortion providers, called for criminalization of homosexuality.

Let's set to one side that the Republican Party, including Sen. McConnell, owes an apology to all American women for opposing the Paycheck Fairness Act, for supporting criminalization of reproductive choice, and for having only a token number of women in Congress and fewer still in the Republican leadership.

(We will also look later at the argument that whilst immorality as such provides no reason for criminalization, immorality of the right kind does provide a good reason).

Nielson has worked with Killer Mike on the issue of criminalization of rap music "for a year or two", so it was fitting that the rapper would want to be involved in the case, he said.

Many residents and social workers voiced worries that the resolution allows for the criminalization of the homeless since it calls for beefed-up policing and stricter enforcement.

As reported by Rewire in 2013, the program focuses on "fighting for the criminalization of abortion; against the rights of LGBT people; for so-called religious liberty (which often comes in the form of defending clients who wish to discriminate against gay people based on their religious beliefs); and for organized Christian prayer in government or public school settings".

When word got out that the Republican platform called for the criminalization of abortion without reference to exceptions, the Republican National Committee chairman, Reince Priebus, declined to bow to the candidate.

Mass incarceration, which has disproportionately victimized people of color from its beginning in the 1970s, set the scene for this criminalization of poverty.