Sentence examples similar to get criminalised from inspiring English sources

In February, a cross-party group of MPs tried to get a domestic violence bill through the Commons that would have criminalised abusive forms of behaviour that are not currently offences, including coercive control.

Turns out, they're probably using their creepy methods to get Ireland to criminalise abortion.

If you have the misfortune to find yourself in one of the less corporate takeaway joints that have been criminalised in the last week, don't get envious when the tourists have more banter than you with the staff.

With market activity criminalised, punishments got harsher.

Reporters can be criminalised for getting ex-directory numbers which they need to check stories.

All we got from the children's minister Beverly Hughes however, was a prim comment that she would give the report "careful consideration" and she blithely went on to justify a practice that should have been criminalised years ago.

Some have been criminalised by virtue of their immigration status.

Vybz's "Gaza" would have been criminalised.

I think the move to get sex work and pornography regulated and criminalised in various parts of the world is problematic.

Rather than criminalising gamblers for trying to get a better deal, governments would do far better to offer punters and online-gambling firms a safe, legal but regulated market and gain some tax revenues to help plug their deficits at the same time.

If a community refuses, it is criminalised, the company is likely to get a permit anyway, and families are evicted from their land and homes.