The phrase "against penalty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that an action is prohibited under threat of punishment.
Example: "The contract stipulates that any breach will result in the party being held liable against penalty."
Alternatives: "under penalty" or "at the risk of penalty".
Solo, who is known as one of the better goalkeepers against penalty kicks, has lived with regrets over the shootout against Japan, when she said she relied on a gimmicky theory as opposed to trusting her gut.
Pointing to the consumer revolt against penalty charges that gathered pace last year, Rabinowitz told the hearing that the flood of claims in county courts and before the Financial Ombudsman Service were in part due to "ill-judged" comments by the OFT after its ruling on credit card charges in 2006.
"There's a lot of legal doctrine which protects speech, political speech in particular, against penalty," Feldman said.
By learning the principles of kinesiology, or the study of movement, you can become a much more effective goalie, especially against penalty kicks.
Every strike now was insurance against penalties promised almost everywhere.
He was referring to the outcome this week of an appeal by four of Italy's leading football clubs against penalties imposed for their involvement in match-fixing.
The Russian stance against penalties highlighted the obstacles Washington faces in its effort to force a halt to Iran's nuclear program.
In any event, Kislev argues against penalties on grounds it relied on written opinions from tax lawyers.
Companies that accidentally reveal customer data can run up against penalties from federal laws like the Graham-Leach-Bliley Act and new privacy legislation in California and Canada.
Its economy is closely linked to Russia, especially for energy supplies, and major German businesses and industries have lobbied against penalties that might damage their bottom lines.
These pairwise alignments are calculated according to the classical Needleman-Wunsch algorithm [ 28] using a scoring scheme that sets rewards for pairs of matching residues against penalties imposed for gaps.
