Sentence examples for had criminalized from inspiring English sources
By the early 21st century, all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia had criminalized stalking, and similar policies had been adopted by countries around the world.
Both were now lying idle in the Thames estuary, having been rendered useless the previous year by Harold Wilson's government, which had criminalized the pirate stations with the Marine & Broadcasting Offences Act of 1967.
In Lawrence v. Texas, the Supreme Court in 2003 finally ruled "unconstitutional" so-called "anti-sodomy" laws, which had criminalized primarily same-sex sexuality.
There are also plenty of accounts of American merchants making money in the opium trade to China, which had criminalized the trade of opium, even though other countries thought it was a legitimate business practice.
They have criminalized themselves.
"We've criminalized everything," Mr. Rogers said.
They've criminalized and destroyed the antiquities market.
All of this because tax policy has criminalized cigarettes sales.
New York is one of 30 states that have criminalized that kind of assault.
Some states have criminalized smoking in cars when children are present.
They have criminalized themselves with their ridiculous need for a 90% vote to get things done.
