Sentence examples for effect penalised from inspiring English sources

Under the existing system those who have saved nothing for their old age have all their social care needs met at public expense, while those who have saved are, in effect, penalised.

How would those people feel about tax breaks which in effect penalise them in favour of people who are doing quite well already?Perhaps the liberal thing to do would be to stop trying to influence people's private lives and start trying to ensure that people can do the best thing for their children whatever the circumstances they end up in.

"Children in effect are being penalised twice for the socially excluded situation in which they are being brought up in a way that children from other families would never be".

Investigate the effect of a novel Bayesian penalised likelihood (BPL) reconstruction algorithm on analysis of pulmonary nodules examined with 18F-FDG PET/CT, and to determine its effect on small, sub-10-mm nodules.

"Unemployment has a disproportionately penalising effect on disabled people, a destructive dynamic that is of increasing concern in times of national economic crisis".

The changes to the electoral system have also had the effect of penalising third parties.

In effect, some argue, they are being penalised for following that aspiration under these new league tables, which will show, in many schools, that relatively few pupils now take all English bac subjects.

We used the linear mixed effects procedure to fit the linear mixed effects models and the generalised linear mixed models penalised quasilikelihood procedure 27 to fit the logistic regression mixed effects models.

Although one could argue that an effect on a more variable instrument should be penalised because of the variability, it means that a 35% effect, for instance, on a variable instrument could be quite a lot larger than a 35% effect on a less variable instrument.

It penalises those who cannot afford to be penalised.

In effect, all the other non direct generation customers are being penalised," he said.