Sentence examples for effectively being punished from inspiring English sources
"You're effectively being punished for being poor".
You're not being punished".
Social networks that do not create an effective complaint management system capable of deleting criminal contents effectively and swiftly could be punished via fines of up to €5 million euros against the individual person responsible for dealing with the complaint, and larger fines of up to €50 million against the company itself.
It lost influence and aid as a result and, officials feel, has already been punished pretty effectively.
"I can understand HMRC deciding that football clubs which do not pay their taxes need to be punished, but by effectively banning Rangers from Europe for three years all that will happen is that there will be less revenue generated by the club and consequently less money paid over to the taxman".
And yet Kamala Harris is effectively saying that while Kathryn Steinle's murderer should be punished, we shouldn't draw policy conclusions from the circumstances of her murder.
Domains that serially propagate fake information could be punished by being downgraded in rank, effectively hiding them.
By asking Mrs Fergus whether the age should be raised she is effectively being asked whether her son's killers should have been punished or let off.
"Mediocrity will be punished, and punished severely".
