Sentence examples for through criminalising from inspiring English sources

Historically, criminal law has addressed sex work through criminalising the selling of sexual services, with the imposition of penalties upon sex workers themselves and through criminalisation of various practices around sex work.

In case all this talk has got you thinking of BBMing a photo of your ex's groin around, revenge porn was made illegal in the UK in October, when a new Criminal Justice and Courts Bill amendment was pushed through to criminalise offenders who shared photos without consent on Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and via text.

Deghayes said that he could go to Syria if he wanted to and had been in the past to carry out relief work, but accused the British authorities of "criminalising people" through a strategy that they were carrying out.

"Some of those people have been associated with the worst excesses of the far religious right in America – everything from their trenchant and radical opposition to the right to choose, right through to people talking about criminalising homosexuality," Shorten said.

Ms Grant said that by criminalising those who use prostitutes through her proposed Purchase of Sex Bill, demand for prostitution would be reduced.

The government responded by rushing through legislation to double prison terms for rape, and by criminalising voyeurism, stalking and the trafficking of women.

It also implies, through the seeking of clarification, that there might be some legitimate rationale for criminalising your own citizens because of their sexual or gender identity.

But criminalising stupidity?

They are criminalising decency".

Cox had begun his journey through the plague as a gay man at a time when most Americans supported laws criminalising homosexuality.

This is not about criminalising people.