Sentence examples for effectively penalised from inspiring English sources
(Only determined lobbying got reuse included as part of "recycling", or else councils would have been effectively penalised for supporting it).
Michael Newman, an employment lawyer at Leigh Day, said that it was legal for companies to have a policy which meant that workers were effectively penalised if they were off sick.
"Efforts to meet government spending targets must not come through ill-conceived measures that effectively penalise the people departments are intended to serve," she said.
The baffling situation in the UK is that cannabis, with demonstrable benefit for those with health conditions such as multiple sclerosis and epilepsy, is on a level of such criminality that we are effectively penalising the sick.
The intensity-based scheme would require generators with an emissions intensity above an electricity industry wide baseline to buy "credits" from those below it – effectively penalising polluting power stations and rewarding clean ones.
The electricity scheme would require generators with an emissions intensity above an industry-wide baseline to buy "credits" from those below it – effectively penalising polluting power stations and rewarding clean ones.
Effectively penalising negative and near-zero cost parameter coefficients, this new overall error function delivers a realistic and well-performing cost parameter set when being minimised.
The use of PSPOs has previously caused controversy by effectively penalising homelessness by banning begging and rough sleeping.
It said: "Those profits would not have been taxed if they arose in the UK so the company was effectively being penalised by having invested abroad".
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.
For too long now people living with long-term mental and physical health conditions have effectively been penalised and in many cases compelled to sell their homes and their possessions to fund their care.
