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Meanings of criminalise in английском

португальский
proscrever
каталонский
penalitzar
испанский
ilegalizar

Declare illegal; outlaw.

proscrever
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Examples for "outlaw"
Examples for "outlaw"
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Several Muslim leaders called for international action to outlaw acts of blasphemy.
Reuters
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Sigmund trained him in the ways of the hunter and the outlaw.
The Children of Odin: The Book of Northern Myths
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It also seeks to outlaw ties between local and foreign political groups.
Reuters
4
The Government has accepted a Fine Gael Bill to outlaw ticket touting.
The Irish Times
5
Working for Amnesty International, to seek to outlaw torture throughout the world.
The Guardian
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Other laws criminalize spitting or biting-whichpose little threat of HIV transmission.
Ebony
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Current laws in France criminalize sex with children under the age of 15.
Ebony
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One proposed measure would criminalize slush funds used to make illicit campaign donations.
The Guardian
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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
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Or we illegalize the thing we do not want others to do.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great, Volume 7 / Little Jou...
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Illegalize the marriage and make an adulteress of my wife?
A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny
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"Not only that, they're illegalizing kidney transplants for foreigners, just like here, but punishable by twenty years in jail and a forty-eight-thousand-dollar fine."
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
Usage of criminalise in английском
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More than 100 countries criminalise at least some aspect of sex work.
The Guardian
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Currently, there are 37 member countries that have laws which criminalise homosexuality.
News.com.au
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Fascists are diametrically opposed to liberty; they outlaw fraternity and criminalise equality.
The Irish Times
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It will criminalise the freedom so many of our people fought for.
The Guardian
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It seems to make some sense to not criminalise people for possession.
The Irish Times
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Police resources should not be used to potentially criminalise law-abiding citizens, she said.
The Guardian
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The new law follows decades of campaigning to criminalise the practice.
BBC
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Recent actions indicate a clear move afoot to criminalise such protest.
The Guardian
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Cabinet today agreed to proceed with legislation to criminalise the purchase of sex.
The Irish Times
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This provision, in other words, can be used to criminalise any protest anywhere.
The Guardian
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I don't think the best way is to criminalise consenting adults.
Reuters
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The Canadian government is to criminalise surfing for child pornography on the Internet.
The Irish Times
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Neighbouring Canada re-introduced a bill this month to criminalise such efforts.
Reuters
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The bill amends the Commerce Act to specifically criminalise cartel behaviour.
Radio NZ
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They have resisted all attempts to misrepresent or criminalise their mobilisation.
The Guardian
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They feel an attempt to criminalise hate speech simply wouldn't work both ways.
The South African
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португальский
proscrever
Criminalise through the time