Sentence examples for might be penalized from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, nursing homes might be penalized just because they treat sicker patients.

Some parents worry that they might be penalized if they postpone traveling until the epidemic is under control.

The dispute over the fines became public yesterday when Van der Moolen, one of the specialists, disclosed in an earnings release that it might be penalized up to $35 million.

Mr. Bolton recalled what happened in 2004 when he suggested to the Japanese ambassador that Japan's state-controlled oil exploration company, Inpex, might be penalized for a $2 billion investment in the Azadegan field in Iran.

Furthermore, Ms. Smith said, the hospital did not file an additional report with the agency's bureau of hospitals, which is mandatory when there is an incident that adversely affects a patient, and is something she said the hospital might be penalized for.

And women who perform abortions might be penalized with jail time".

Hospitals identified as high-cost centers might even be penalized, perhaps receiving lower payments from the government.

In one of the Aetna cases and in a similar case involving a discharged employee of the toy maker Playhut Inc., courts not only found such agreements to be void under California law, but also allowed for the possibility that the employer might ultimately be penalized if it was found to knowingly violate state law.

While L.S.U. would gain in the computers and the strength-of-schedule category by beating Georgia (10-2) in Saturday's Southeastern Conference championship game, the Tigers might also be penalized because Georgia would drop in the polls, possibly costing the Tigers B.C.S. quality-victory points.

If some employees feel their CEO (or any other boss) shares their position, they might assume they won't be penalized for behavior (like subtle workplace bullying) that they might have suppressed in the past.

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.