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Meaning criminalize meaning

What does criminalize mean?
Definitions in simple English

criminalize Verb

— If something is criminalized, it is made a crime. s pushed for gun possession to be criminalized.

criminalize

— verb treat as a criminal — verb (= outlaw, criminalise) declare illegal; outlaw Marijuana is criminalized in the U.S.

Synonyms criminalize synonyms

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criminalize English » English

outlaw illegalize criminalise illegalise taboo forbid

Conjugation criminalize conjugation

How do you conjugate criminalize?

criminalize · verb

Examples criminalize examples

How do I use criminalize in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In the 1970s, the Algerian government attempted to criminalize Berber.

Movie subtitles

This was the ultimate achievement in Anslinger's relentless crusade, to criminalize marijuana use.
Madam President, your decision to criminalize abortion has created a furore.
I bet you thought I was going down to criminalize.
To indict opinion, to criminalize thought.
Hate crime and cyber-bullying bills in the House and Senate, would effectively criminalize free speech, protected under the First Amendment.
And I think you're trying to criminalize behavior that is far from criminal.
Why don't you go criminalize poverty or mental illness?
I think our opinions about pop culture are fed to us by machines. -.designed to criminalize autonomy.
Look, there are laws in place. which criminalize sex between prisoners and prison staff. which means that employees who engage in sexual misconduct. cannot claim consent as a defense.
I'm not saying it's harmless, and I'm not saying that we shouldn't criminalize stealing of information, but you got to be much more subtle in trying to figure out exactly which kinds of harms are harmful here.
The industry's lobbying power is so strong that they can create laws and push through legislation that doesn't benefit Americans in any way, such as ag-gag laws that criminalize whistle-blowing or photographing abuses by this industry.
And to criminalize people for fantasies would be like living in Alabama.
A year later, legislation was passed to criminalize harassment in Egypt.
Look, there are laws in place which criminalize sex between prisoners and prison staff.
Any plans to criminalize chickens?
Showalter's the one that tried to criminalize abortion after rape, 'cause it's tampering with evidence.
I think our opinions about pop culture are fed to us by machines designed to criminalize - human autonomy.
To indict opinion, to criminalize thought. Guard, take him out!.but that right does not exist, sir!

News and current affairs

And some women's rights advocates have supported laws that criminalize transmitting HIV, arguing that these laws would punish men who concealed their HIV-positive status from their sexual partners, including their wives and girlfriends.
Not only is it bad economic strategy to criminalize business formation and operation by pushing it underground, the fact is that a lot of businesses simply won't come into existence, not even in the informal sector.
But should we really criminalize not corruption or self-dealing, but policy disagreements?
But to judge and imprison one's own mind, or any other mind, is to criminalize civilization.
It is an effort to criminalize democratic ideas and force people to choose between them and business with China.

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