Sentence examples for has penalised from inspiring English sources

Legal & General has penalised existing shareholders by issuing new shares.

The European Union has penalised some Russians with travel bans and asset freezes.

As with the unappealing bus stop by-pass in Whitechapel High Street it seems that the mayor's Vision for Cycling has penalised pedestrians in this location.

And own up to the fact that the Bank's policies have political consequences – quantitative easing has penalised savers and rewarded borrowers.

To plug holes in the island's massive banking sector, its government has penalised uninsured bank deposits, and has thrown capital controls into the bargain to prevent nervous depositors from rushing for the exits.

It is the first time the regulator has penalised a credit-rating agency, finding that S&P had elevated "its own financial interests above investors by loosening its rating criteria" for the securities and then tried to hide the changes.

So markets have penalised the two firms' shares.

On the contrary, it claims to have penalised a boat for having an unlicensed pilot.

He has to lift the shadow of his plan to cut tax credits, which would have penalised the working poor.

"The Weinsteins are sophisticated experts in this arena and three neutral arbitrators have penalised them for blatantly disregarding MPAA rules.

If a law had penalised all forms of "adultery"—whether religiously motivated or not that would have been less problematic from the point of view of the constitution.