Sentence examples for viewed as criminal from inspiring English sources

If simply publishing names and addresses were viewed as criminal in itself, where would we be?

-- Moreover, the judge's misguided analysis of the "dual criminality" standard suggests that fugitives cannot be extradited from Thailand unless a Thai court actually had jurisdiction over the alleged crime, not whether the alleged conduct is viewed as criminal conduct under the laws of both countries.

Each show has had an interesting point; whether about Switzerland's neutrality in the second world war, viewed as criminal by author Friedrich Dürrenmatt; or how the English have actually become more moral over the past 100 years, in all areas except sex, in an almost throwaway comment by Ruth Rendell.

Largely, due to behaviors that stem from unresolved trauma and mental health problems that are viewed, as criminal.

In another time not long ago such collusion would be viewed as unpatriotic and the profits reaped at the expense of American livelihoods would have been viewed as criminal.

During the dictatorship of Hafez al-Assad, these men were widely viewed as criminals, smugglers, and thieves.

Once viewed as criminals and dispatched to juvenile centers, where treatment was rare, sexually exploited youths are increasingly seen as victims of child abuse, with a new focus on early intervention and counseling.

The ban has likewise stigmatized abortion, the study says, and "despite the fact that post-abortion care is legal, women who seek treatment for complications arising from illegal and unsafe abortions are often viewed as criminals and denied compassionate and lifesaving care".

In some cases, the people who know where the money is held are at risk — not only because they are viewed as criminals in their home countries, but also because they hold secrets to questionable or corrupt deals that implicate companies and governments in the Arab world and the West.

"Indigenous women are continually viewed as criminals, and in the courts they are not provided with interpreters".

Often PWID are thought to be unworthy of receiving treatment because they are viewed as criminals who brought the disease on themselves.