Sentence examples for further criminalises from inspiring English sources

Though Mubarak Ibrahim was found guilty under Sharia law, it is the first conviction of a gay man in Nigeria since President Goodluck Jonathan signed a bill that further criminalises homosexuality under the West African nation's Western-style penal code.

Though it was under Shariah law that Mr Ibrahim was found guilty, the conviction is the first of a gay man in the country since President Goodluck Jonathan - a Christian - signed a bill that further criminalises homosexuality.

Second, it criminalises acts that need not be criminalised.

What further complicates the situation is section 377 of the Indian constitution that criminalises homosexuality.

A further offence created under section 71 of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 criminalises those who hold another person in slavery or servitude, or require or force them to perform compulsory labour.

Nothing could be further from the truth.The United States is the only country in the world that criminalises the conduct of offering foreign bribes through a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

As many as 60 cases went to court in 2006, and a further 100 in 2007.In Romania the constitutional court last year restored a tough defamation law that criminalises "insult", though the effect on press freedom pales beside the ownership of most of the mainstream media by three politically active tycoons, plus political interference in public broadcasting.

The Government went a step further in 2011 and announced it would accede to both the CRC Optional Protocols which prohibits the sale of children; criminalises all forms of sexual exploitation, including prostitution and pornography; and bans the recruitment and use of children by armed forces and groups.

It criminalises everything".

"This effectively criminalises these artists," Govinda said.

The law criminalises squatting in residential premises.