Sentence examples for with criminalization from inspiring English sources

Recent analyses have demonstrated how the response to the opioid epidemic has changed since it has become more of a "white problem". Whereas in the past drug addiction was commonly handled with criminalization and stigmatization, now there is a call (appropriately) for a gentler war on drugs that recognizes addiction as a medical condition that is treated like any other chronic disease.

"We really trained people, with criminalization and prohibition, to stay out of sight, as much as possible," Tyndall said.

I don't care if other countries live according to Sharia, but obviously I can't agree with criminalization or the death penalty [for homosexuality].

The truth is, there could be a cure tomorrow and there will still be millions of HIV positive people or people living with HIV in the world who have to deal with HIV criminalization, HIV stigma, the "Viral Divide" — all the complex social questions that pharmaceutical interventions have no power over.

Memory laws embody state-approved understandings of historical events, with the criminalization of historical narratives becoming more commonplace.

Mr. Cooper asserts that Mr. Olson is stretching the scope of the Lawrence decision, pointing out that it dealt with the criminalization of private sexual behavior, not a state's duty to recognize a marriage.

In fact, the whole political culture of the 1990's, with its criminalization of political conduct and its seeming indifference to important national and international issues, has fallen into disrepute with Americans.

Los Angeles County, which has been struggling with the criminalization of mental illness since the 1970s, appears from the report to be taking a very strong approach, with an emphasis on wrap-around services, housing (because many of parolees with mental illness end up on the street), and a clear intent to avoid unnecessary incarcerations in response to minor violations.

Americans' dissatisfaction with the criminalization of cannabis has reached a tipping point.

Furthermore, with the criminalization of poverty and homelessness, homeless Black veterans are further marginalized by society.

With escalating criminalization came increasingly high bail prices and an increasingly aggressive bail bond industry that entangled families in webs of debt and exploitation.