Sentence examples for equivalent penalty from inspiring English sources

This result suggests that most of the earnings penalty that immigrants face in the upper part of the distribution may be due to a "glass-ceiling" effect in accessing high paying occupations, while there is no equivalent penalty in terms of within occupation.

It is denying women their free will, with no equivalent penalty for men.

The equivalent penalty in tennis can be debated, but it can actually add another layer of intrigue to the game.

The Guide Dogs association is calling on the government to consider the idea of making a dog attack on an assistance animal punishable with equivalent penalties to an attack on a human being.

If Monday's game is a draw, the match goes to rapid tie-breaks, the chess equivalent of penalty kicks.

Europe wanted countries that missed targets in the first commitment period, from 2008 to 2012, to pledge to reduce more carbon dioxide in the next period, with the equivalent of penalties plus interest.

It was the equivalent of a penalty for early withdrawal".

All the Bugatti's glorious technology can't compensate for a poundage penalty equivalent to the original Mini.

The winning goal came after Giulia Giardano of Penn was awarded a free-position shot, the lacrosse equivalent of a penalty shot in soccer.

That all changed when he and teammates Ben Maher, 29, Scott Brash, 26, and Peter Charles, 52, beat the Netherlands in a dramatic jumpoff – the sport's equivalent of a penalty shootout.

"If they cannot, the school should face a financial penalty equivalent to the cost of funding remedial support to take the child to the appropriate standard".