Sentence examples for cannot reward from inspiring English sources

"We cannot reward a man who seized power by force.

We cannot reward those who have broken the law.

He urged regulators to eliminate hidden marketing fees, but cautioned against cutting fees so deeply that funds cannot reward good stock pickers.

You cannot reward married mothers without punishing unmarried ones and, most crucially, you cannot punish any parents without injuring their children.

And the modern world cannot reward its servants; no worthy pay is received by the good mason who built "Lord Wearie's castle".

"You cannot reward failure and the industry is basically adapting," he said, echoing comments made earlier in the week by Chancellor Alistair Darling, that there needed to be a change in the way City bonuses were given.

A revival in euro-zone output means that interest rates are more likely to be raised, not cut, in the coming months (see article); the European Central Bank cannot easily reward a single country for embarking on fiscal tightening.

But precisely because those bodies wield hard political power, they often compromise on their ideals: when you are doling out military aid or trade deals, you cannot always reward democratic behaviour, and punish the opposite, with perfect fairness.

The president made clear he wants a change in the culture of health care delivery and a system that cannot simply reward more tests and procedures, but needs to deal with how we provide the best health care and the best value for the American taxpayer dollars.

"I want to be the voice for Illinois voters to tell the president we think illegal immigration cannot be rewarded with amnesty".

Since Mr Barak says the Palestinians cannot be "rewarded" for violence, this suggests that the gap between the two sides, unbridgeable at Camp David, has grown still wider.