Sentence examples for it's penalising from inspiring English sources

It's considered illegitimate not just when it's penalising involuntary afflictions but also when it challenges dubious behaviour that's considered to constitute self-fulfilment.

It's not the worts challenge but it's penalised with a booking.

Too bad it is penalising work.

It is penalising respectable, law-abiding people because they live in an area that bureaucrats have chosen to target.

They claim it will be used instead of section 5 of the Public Order Act, which was reformed after complaints that it was penalising legitimate protests.

He also said it was "penalising the young" to suggest ending housing benefit for under-25s.

Parents opposing the change said it was penalising the whole school for the misbehaviour of a few children who did not follow current rules.

Senior medics at Lewisham, furious at it being "penalised" for another trust's failings, point out that SLHT's expected deficit of £75m over the next three years could be cut to just £1.1m by implementing all of administrator Matthew Kershaw's radical blueprint apart from his insistence that their hospital lose its emergency and childbirth departments.

British MPs and MEPs have called for £56,000 to be paid back to the university, the amount they say it was penalised for not advertising the fact it is being given EU funding.

For this, it was penalised by the British government; the capital of British India since 1772, it ceased being so in 1911, when the seat of power was transferred to Delhi.

Moreover, German companies are more than usually dependent on medium-term bank loans, and the longer the loan the more it is penalised under the proposals.The Germans but also the Italians and the Japanese fear that their medium-sized companies will lose under the new capital regime.