Sentence examples for got criminalized from inspiring English sources

The legal grey area of unofficial remixes and DJ sets are what made SoundCloud indispensable, but are also what got criminalized and sometimes booted off the platform after its label deals.

I find it ridiculous that any time there is an issue in the U.S., immigrants get scapegoated, they get mistreated, they get criminalized just for existing.

"We have criminalized mental illness".

"We live, thank goodness, in a free society where discomfort doesn't get to be criminalized".

I decided to hit up a local khat café and see what all the hubbub was about before some dickhead councilors finally got around to criminalizing it.

People tell me, it's about relativity: "Everyone is affected by climate change" but since mostly people of color are getting victimized and criminalized, white people simply can't relate.

While Mitchell admits to some ex-cop backlash for embracing an industry he once criminalized—"I'll get a little bit of it, but I don't get a lot"—mostly, he says, people ask him about jobs.

Ironically, while calls to criminalize are predicated on the idea that prostitution is harmful, what I'm seeing is that the more criminalized it gets, the more harmful it becomes.

The health workers got the idea to criminalize home birth from colleagues from a neighbouring district, Morogoro Rural, where fines for home birth had been passed as a by-law by local authorities: When we go for seminars we sometimes ask what others do to sensitize the people.

The Central Intelligence Agency has tried for years to get Congress to criminalize all leaks of classified information.

At an emergency meeting in Berlin on Friday, state interior ministers agreed on a plan to criminalize getting terrorist training.