Sentence examples for all penalised from inspiring English sources

Bitburger, Krombacher, Veltins, Warsteiner and Barre were all penalised, as well as seven people who were found personally responsible.

As can be seen in the figure, generally the simple penalty obtained the greatest values as it equally penalised all the differences with the template.

Using the proportion of all those penalised over the course of 12 months shows that each year, one in six (17%) of all jobseekers have their payments stopped.

If a law had penalised all forms of "adultery"—whether religiously motivated or not that would have been less problematic from the point of view of the constitution.

But why should Marianne Vos, arguably the best cyclist on the planet and one of the greatest of all time, be penalised because of the size of the field?

After half-time though the home side found another gear as Jersey were all too often penalised at the scrum.

We should make it our agenda to penalise all the politicians for failing the Brazilian people.

The game was all-square when Cawley was penalised for stopping a Scott Robertson shot with his hands on the edge of the penalty area and Craig found the bottom corner with a precise free-kick.

What is absurd is that Kushner should be penalised at all for speaking out on the subject of modern Israel.

"Over an extended period of time, numerous other players have charged into rucks without binding, but were either not penalised at all or received only a penalty," he said.

Franny's a very clean player - he's rarely penalised at all.