Sentence examples for could be penalised from inspiring English sources
"E-commerce moves very, very fast and some of these businesses could be penalised by a four-year rule".
Flights that turn up on London's metaphorical doorstep early or late, and rob the Home Counties of a silent night, could be penalised.
They say they are also worried that the wrong people could be penalised, while consumer groups warn the planned laws could infringe the rights of internet users.
He cites this as evidence of Boeing's anti-competitive tendency and says Airbus could be penalised by the spread of such deals.On both counts Mr Van Miert has seized the wrong end of the stick.
Exporters worry that their products could be penalised if Canada does not follow suit.Whether or not western Canada warms to his carbon tax, Mr Dion may derive some political benefit.
The announcement comes after the Queensland government increased fines for Uber drivers in April from $1,413 to $2,356, and administrators of illegal taxi services could be penalised up to $23,560.
Mortgage lenders could be penalising thousands of divorced or separated parents, particularly women, because of a series of outdated and short- sighted policies.
Indeed, these peoples could justly be penalised for failing to conform to European norms.
In previous years, you could only be penalised for not sending in a form if you owed money.
Potentially schools could effectively be penalised for having more students who are most in need, which might dissuade them from having a good access policy.
Those "witnessing" or "abetting" such relationships would also face custodial sentences, and groups that advocate for gay and lesbian rights could also be penalised.
