Примери за използване на Criminalised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Cartel conduct is not criminalised.
In 1999, Sweden criminalised the buying of sex.
It should therefore be criminalised.
The Roma must not be criminalised, and that is the crucial point.
When they resist,they are criminalised.
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Torture was criminalised in 2013.
And when they protest,they are criminalised.
They are often criminalised, labelled terrorists or portrayed by their enemies as anti-development.
Domestic violence is not criminalised in Egypt.
Humanitarian action andselfless activity of civil society must never be criminalised.
Possession of such material is not criminalised under this provision.
At long last, the employment of illegal immigrants has been criminalised.
Those who think'the wrong way' must be criminalised or regarded as idiots.
When criminals benefit from this type of policing, prosecutions, and a judiciary,every aspect of life becomes directly or indirectly criminalised;
Even though we might frown on it,nobody should be criminalised for personal use of copyright material.
In several other European countries defamation is still criminalised.
Morocco passed a landmark law that criminalised violence against women, and imposed harsh penalties on perpetrators.
When the communities resist they are criminalised.
Cannabis possession was first criminalised in Canada in 1923, but medical marijuana has been legal in the country since 2001.
Fighting abroad has now been criminalised.
Roosevelt issued the infamous executive order 6102 that criminalised the ownership of gold and made all government issued paper instruments non-redeemable in gold.
Speed reading should be criminalised.
But our right to help is being criminalised as thousands of Europeans have been fined or arrested for simply offering humanitarian assistance to people fleeing persecution.
Violence against women should be criminalised.
The consultation doesn't change Amnesty International's long-standing position that forced labour and human trafficking constitute serious human rights abuses andmust be criminalised.
On World Refugee Day, Hungary's government, led by Viktor Orban,officially criminalised solidarity with migrants and refugees!
Notes that labour exploitation can take place as a consequence of trafficking, of smuggling, or even in the absence of both,with the result that there is impunity for those exploiting irregular migrants in those Member States in which it is not criminalised as such;
The controversial article became law in 2005 as part of a legislative reform programme, butits vague terms arbitrarily criminalised a broad range of critical opinions.
Secondly, this is particularly the case because we know that in the review of the Free Movement Directive, alarmingly, some moves are being made in favour of introducing concepts and redefining the concept of travelling groups,which would, to some extent, allow these groups to be criminalised once again.
Takes the view that anyone who provides different forms of humanitarian assistance to those in need should not be criminalised and that Union law should reflect that principle;