Sentence examples for would have criminalized from inspiring English sources

He played down his involvement in legislation that would have criminalized abortions.

In 2009, a bill that would have criminalized such activity made it through both houses of the State Legislature.

Such legislation would have criminalized the behavior of Casey Anthony, the Florida woman acquitted on Tuesday of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.

Last year, a dangerously misguided piece of legislation that would have criminalized the disclosure of any kind of classified information was killed by President Clinton's veto.

PARIS — The French Constitutional Council on Tuesday struck down a draft law that would have criminalized the denial of an Armenian genocide by the Ottoman Turks, legislation that has soured relations between France and Turkey.

Last year's bill would have criminalized disclosure of the kind of information Americans need to debate issues like the effectiveness of Washington's military aid to Colombia's drug war or the chances for success of a new peacekeeping operation in Macedonia.

Just blurring their faces would've criminalized them and made them into an "other," which would've prevented us from obtaining some grain of truth from this horrible situation.

New York is one of 30 states that have criminalized that kind of assault.

Some states have criminalized smoking in cars when children are present.

"We have criminalized mental illness".

Vybz's "Gaza" would have been criminalized.