Sentence examples for further criminalizes from inspiring English sources

Opponents have slammed Proposition Q – funded by venture capitalist Michael Moritz, angel investor Ron Conway and hedge fund manager William Oberndorf – as a cruel proposal that further criminalizes homeless people without providing new funding for housing or services.

Yesterday, President Bush signed into law the Pro-IP Act, which further criminalizes consumer behavior and appoints a new "Copyright Czar" to oversee enforcement of the new measures.

The Anti-Pornography Act does not specifically use the terms prostitution or sex work; however, it further criminalizes the sex industry and provides sufficient legal infrastructure to arrest, detain, and harass sex workers.

Moreover, the poor and homeless, whether protesters or not, were further criminalized as a result of our eviction.

His demonization, dehumanization and push to further criminalize undocumented immigrants while having utilized their labor to build Trump Tower is also painfully American.

Of some 50 abortion-related initiatives being studied in Congress, at least 40 seek to further criminalize abortion, according to a study by the Feminist Center for Studies and Advisory Services, a Brazilian group that supports less restrictive abortion laws.

As the administration floats its plans to further criminalize asylum seekers, it is critical that the public continue to voice its objections to this cruelty, through protest, calls to elected officials and constant litigation.

It will further criminalize and violate the privacy of black communities, as well as other people of color, who are already disproportionately affected by police abuses in the city.

If passed, the administration's proposal could further criminalize mundane Internet activity – for example, potentially allowing for a ten-year jail sentence for sharing your HBO GO password – all to supposedly target foreign hackers that the law would likely never reach.

Current algorithmic biases, whether intentional or inherent, are creating a system whereby the poor and minorities are being further criminalized, and marginalized.

What I am more concerned about are the changes to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) that further criminalize many activities that currently fall under the umbrella of security research.