Sentence examples for may be penalized from inspiring English sources

If they comply with American requirements, they violate European law; if they don't, they may be penalized by the United States.

Dangerous and reckless play and riding (such as sandwiching a player between two others) are not allowed, and offenders may be penalized or disqualified from the match.

But more surprising is that men who seek work flexibility may be penalized more severely than women, because they're viewed as more feminine, deviating from their traditional role of fully committed breadwinners.

The corporation must also detail how companies that have received contracts from the corporation have lived up to job-creation promises — and how they may be penalized, if they have failed.

PARIS — School may be out for summer, but many recent French high-school graduates fear they may be penalized because of a dispute over a nationwide test used to secure university admission.

The administration's analysis of the Senate bill assumes that three-quarters of the more than one million New Yorkers who are eligible for Medicaid and other public programs but who have not enrolled will do so because they may be penalized if they are uninsured.

The effects of the shear connection ductility are put in evidence, showing that, for short spans, the interfacial stress transfer resulting from the yielding of connection may be penalizing.

Nonetheless, from the authors' experiences, the procedure is widely adopted in many EFL contexts, and so the implication of these results is that IAO learners may unfairly be penalized in such contexts, and, thus, that the grading of participation using current practice may no longer be advisable.

What's more, a New York court ruled in 1977 that an applicant may not be penalized for answering no if illegally asked if he has ever been arrested.

Though "The Artist" has almost no audible lines, it may not be penalized; voters might be impressed it was tightly scripted, with no room to improvise.

The organization properly argues that it may not be penalized for engaging in constitutionally protected activities, like providing abortion services with its own money.