Sentence examples for pattern for the criminalisation of from inspiring English sources

To consider the Tarnac case is to be faced with a pattern for the criminalisation of dissent which is becoming ever more general, and which is likely to intensify as Europe (witness the recent events in Greece) is confronted with forms of social conflict which challenge the viability of the socio-economic order.

Meanwhile, I hereby launch my public campaign for the criminalisation of Chicago citation style.

The decision was welcomed by campaigners who had warned the case might set a precedent for the criminalisation of drinking during pregnancy.

After calling for the criminalisation of sex workers' clients, Julie Bindel is now calling for a ban on sex workers' advertisements.

But when contentious religious statements fall short of that bar, the EU will "resist any calls or attempts for the criminalisation of such speech".

But it goes much further, calling for the criminalisation of "overt approval of a totalitarian ideology, xenophobia or antisemitism".

Meanwhile in the UK, Occupy Democracy activists staged a protest in Parliament Square on Monday, calling for the criminalisation of fossil fuel exploration and investment.

The Church has been riven by differences in recent years, particularly over gay rights, with US Anglicans recognising same-sex marriages while leading members of the Church in Uganda, Nigeria and Kenya have called for the criminalisation of homosexuality.

"For him the criminalisation of the economics and politics of Afghanistan is one of the main problems.

Unite has called for an end to the criminalisation of local women who take abortion pills.

Presumably, if alive today, Devlin would argue on the same premises for the illegitimacy of the criminalisation of homosexual behaviour between consenting adults.