Sentence examples for is being penalised from inspiring English sources

My son can't say 'I want to go and see my mum and dad – I'll take the train or I'll walk.' "He is being penalised for being disabled.

Viacom, which is expected to appeal against the fine, is being penalised because one of its subsidiaries, MTV, produced the show.

Khalid al-Maaly, an Iraqi poet and publisher in Beirut, believes he is being penalised for Mr Khal's bumper sales: "They see what's popular and think it must be subversive .If awards risk triggering censorship, not everyone is dismayed.

An RCTV journalist says that the law was passed on the 22 December, and the channel did change its programs to abide by the law, but she says it is being penalised retrospectively – mainly for being critical of the government.

The Evangelical Christian Union (CU) is being penalised by the university's student union guild for not amending its constitution to allow a guild leader on to the CU executive, and for refusing to open its membership to people of all faiths and beliefs.

But now he feels as though he is being penalised by British officials.

It means that companies that had already raised their energy efficiency before the EUETS came into being are being penalised.

And yet you are being penalised.

New borrowers are being penalised with high rates to compensate.

"We feel that we are being penalised by the government.

Others have indicated they will move abroad, saying they are being penalised for being white.