Sentence examples for cannot be penalised from inspiring English sources
Workers cannot be penalised or victimised for declining to sign up after that time, or for subsequently withdrawing from an opt-out agreement.
"If pupils and schools are working harder and harder to achieve grades A* to C they cannot be penalised for doing so by having fixed pass rates," she said.
"However, if a player is being racially insulted and his team-mates show solidarity by supporting their team-mate, the essential value of sports and civility mean the club cannot be penalised.
It penalises those who cannot afford to be penalised.
We cannot accept that firefighters in England will be penalised simply because the Westminster government refuses to consider the evidence or even read its own reports on the risks to firefighter fitness related to ageing.
Since in the real world you cannot disregard the traffic code, you may be penalised $2 for every ticket you receive and $5 for any collision.
Since in the real world you cannot disregard the traffic code, you may be penalised $2 for every ticket you receive and $5 for any collision.These instructions are frequently used in our simulation protocols and are intended to encourage a realistic balance between secondary task engagement and driving safety (Mehler et al. 2009; Reimer et al. 2006).
Private schools would not be penalised.
Certainly, drunk-drivers should be penalised severely.
Will we be penalised for it?
