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Indeed, the system discriminates against marriage by penalising poor mothers who marry men with jobs.

Barnes angered the Irish at the end of the game by penalising Stephen Ferris for a tip-tackle on Ian Evans.

An oddity in the Dodd-Frank act overhauling America's financial regulations, the so-called Durbin Amendment, boosted credit cards by penalising the main alternative, debit cards.

The government has responded by beefing up the inspectorate at the Ministry of Labour and by penalising companies that are found to be mistreating their workers.

For all the talk of harnessing talent across all sectors, the PBR approach, by penalising failure to hit targets, requires participants to assume a considerable degree of risk.

But a land tax cannot reduce the supply of land, and it would stimulate economic activity by penalising those whose land is unproductive.

He promised under Ukip he would reverse that by penalising Scots more, thus writing off Scotland as a source of any Ukip support.

The new law "gives protection to the illegal West Bank settlements in Israeli law by penalising their opponents", the coalition said.

On the other, the government's move to tackle obesity and health concerns by penalising soft drinks companies is a major concern for the likes of Coke.

By penalising them financially they are futher eroding their quality of life which the great and not so good seek to promote.

Instead they may even stimulate economic activity, by penalising those who hoard land and keep it idle (a big plus in desolate post-industrial cities where much land is vacant).