Sentence examples for fear of penalties from inspiring English sources

"The supervisors use violence against them with no fear of penalties.

QUESTION FROM MAXWILSON: Are we already seeing differences in how people hit from the beginning of the season, and has that limited the abilities of certain players, who are now holding back for fear of penalties for once-legal, now illegal hits?

But in the last decade, and especially since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, steps to include them have faltered in a political climate increasingly hostile to those who face barriers of language, cost and fear of penalties like deportation, say immigrant health experts, providers and patients.

Competing taxi firms and a recent statewide audit have all criticized the commission for lax enforcement, saying violators in town cars, shuttle vans and ride-sharing vehicles can break the rules without fear of penalties.

Some trainers there were giving horses large overdoses of painkillers, often without fear of penalty.

Pitchers, called bowlers, throw the ball on a bounce and can plunk a batsman without fear of penalty.

The currency union has lacked a central authority to enforce budget discipline, allowing some member countries to exceed deficit limits with little fear of penalty.

A review of government documents shows that many of the nation's roughly 9,500 clinics repeatedly fail inspections with little fear of penalty.

They also want to allow hospitals and other health care providers to refuse to perform abortions without fear of penalty, like the loss of federal money.

One big superstore told the Guardian it thought the entire scheme was voluntary and that people could pull out whenever they wanted without fear of penalty.

The indictment is another blow to Major League Baseball, which is still dealing with the aftermath of the so-called steroid era, in which hundreds of players used performance-enhancing drugs without fear of penalty until the early 2000s.