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Meanings of criminalize in English

Portuguese
proscrever
Catalan
penalitzar
Spanish
ilegalizar

Declare illegal; outlaw.

      proscrever
      Usage of criminalize in English
      1
      Other laws criminalize spitting or biting-whichpose little threat of HIV transmission.
      Ebony
      2
      Current laws in France criminalize sex with children under the age of 15.
      Ebony
      3
      One proposed measure would criminalize slush funds used to make illicit campaign donations.
      The Guardian
      4
      At its heart is an effort to criminalize a rare late-term abortion procedure.
      The new yorker
      5
      They can't catch the perpetrators no matter how much they criminalize the activities.
      Wired
      6
      In the photos section, upload pictures of your favorite scriptures that criminalize homosexuality.
      Ebony
      7
      South Australia is now the only state to criminalize abortion.
      Reuters
      8
      The regulations also criminalize any failure by government departments to carry out the plan.
      Reuters
      9
      It would also criminalize the enforcement of federal gun-control laws.
      The Guardian
      10
      Once implemented it will criminalize any sexual conduct with any minor under that age.
      Ebony
      11
      Over the last four decades, at least 26 states passed laws to criminalize HIV exposure.
      Reuters
      12
      Overdoses are epidemic; let's criminalize people who share drugs.
      The Guardian
      13
      Attempts have also been made to criminalize drug use during pregnancy in five other states.
      Reuters
      14
      Indonesia's Islamists have long sought to criminalize gay sex.
      Reuters
      15
      Two, they want sanctions against the trafficking of women and girls and criminalize it everywhere.
      Feminist dot com
      16
      You see discipline policies that essentially criminalize Black students.
      Ebony
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      proscrever
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