Sentence examples for off penalty from inspiring English sources
Asked if he would consider taking Berahino off penalty duty, Pulis said: "No, not at all.
There is ample scope in existing enterprise bargaining arrangements for workers and their employers to trade off penalty rates for higher base rates.
He is a player who a former coach didn't dare take off penalty duties after he'd missed a couple because he dreaded what losing the tag of 'penalty-taker" might do to the rest of his game.
They've already picked up too flags and waived off penalties after huddling to discuss it.
This encourages time-wasting lawsuits as a ploy to stave off penalties from broken contracts or other infringements.
Vegas has killed off penalties 82.5percentt of the time, giving it the fourth-best rate in the playoffs.
Under changes to be unveiled on Wednesday, JPMorgan will also limit the fees it charges customers when the withdrawals set off penalties for returned payments or insufficient funds.
The U.K. has no statute of limitations in antitrust inquiries, and there is no obligation on the EU or CMA post-Brexit to respect each other's jurisdiction or to set off penalties imposed by the other authority for the same conduct.
"I think that will be Kris Doolan off penalties - I hear Higginbotham was supposed to be on them, so Kris will be at the bottom of the queue now.
BBC Sport takes a look at five things you may have missed on a day when one side's unbeaten run was ended, one striker probably saw himself taken off penalties for the foreseeable future and someone lost their teeth.
Soon afterward, Assemblymen Raul Bocanegra (D-Pacoima) and Reggie Jones-Sawyer (D-Los Angeles) introduced the measure, AB 877, to bar franchise owners from writing off penalties as operating expenses.
