Criminalizes in a sentence

Criminalizes the attempted theft of a firearm from a licensed importer, manufacturer, dealer, or collector.

Some groups are saying the protocol goes too far and criminalizes the right to protest.

The statute criminalizes a broad array of conduct related to the mishandling of sensitive government records connected to the “national defense,” a term generally referring to military records that if disclosed could damage U.S. national security.

Recall that it was former President Jonathan who, in January 2014, signed into law a bill that criminalizes same sex relationships, defying western pressure over gay rights and provoking United States criticism.

The activists argued that the STA, which criminalizes support for a proscribed entity and prevented individuals from challenging that label, infringed on their right to due process and administrative justice.

Third is the use of lawfare, solidified through the enactment of the “Patriotic Bill,” which further criminalizes dissent.

In Georgia, it also criminalizes traveling outside of the state to have an abortion.

Malawi criminalizes handouts for votes: What lessons do we learn from this?

Saint Lucia’s so-called ‘buggery law’ criminalizes men having anal sex with men.

Some called for prosecution of The Times for violating the Espionage Act of 1917, which criminalizes the publication of classified information, signed by then-President Woodrow Wilson two months after the U.S. entered World War I. But as then-Sen.

Their law (SEA 516) criminalizes the manufacture, finance, delivery and possession of smokable hemp.

To address this cyclical abuse, the Act criminalizes “child recycling,” which happens when the same child is used repeatedly to gain entry by alien adults who are neither relatives nor legal guardians.

In 1998, Alabama passed the Anti-Obscenity Enforcement Act, which criminalizes the sale of sex toys.

In recent weeks, Israeli officials have sharply criticized the legislation that criminalizes blaming Poland as a nation for crimes committed by Nazi Germany.

Poland’s Andrzej Duda said Monday he was “flabbergasted” by Israel’s “violent and very unfavorable reaction” to a bill that criminalizes blaming Poles for atrocities during the Holocaust.

The military’s response to these revelations was demoralizing—military law only criminalizes nude photos without a subject’s awareness or consent, not nude photos without a subject’s consent.

Tuesday’s decision striking down the inducement law found it criminalizes a wide swath of constitutionally protected speech.

The law criminalizes libel, and libel laws are used to block or punish critical reporting and commentary.

The Penal Code criminalizes the deliberate promotion by someone of enmity, hatred or ill-will between different racial and religious groups on grounds of race or religion.