Sentence examples for law criminalises from inspiring English sources

The law criminalises squatting in residential premises.

This is responsible management, as Uganda's law criminalises the "promotion of homosexuality" and directly threatens public-health efforts.

"The law criminalises actual possession of child pornography for the purpose of satisfying sexual curiosity," it said.

The law criminalises those who "praise, disseminate or co-operate with anti-state groups," including North Korea.

A Thai lese-majeste, or royal insult, law criminalises anything that is deemed to be an insult to the monarchy.

Under Putin, the second world war has become a patriotic rallying point, and a 2014 law criminalises the "distortion" of the Soviet Union's role in the war.

The law effectively criminalises the right of the Palestinian people to remember.

The other is their view that the law unfairly criminalises users of cannabis.

Next, the 2007 kerb-crawling law, which criminalises the clients of street-based sex workers.

Mr Lively said, "The Russian law that criminalises propaganda to children was, I believe, directly modelled on my suggestions".

In India the Supreme Court upheld an 1860 law that criminalises homosexual acts, overruling a 2009 judgment by a lower court.