Sentence examples for penalised by from inspiring English sources

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

It has now been penalised by more than £12m in two years by the regulator Ofgem.

In general, writers are penalised by Booker for including too much of the world around them.

"They shouldn't be penalised by this loathsome Labor legacy," he told reporters on Sunday.

Labour also recognises that the young – Miss and Master Flint – feel unjustly penalised by the imprudence of their elders.

Effectively these families are being penalised by their payment method at a time when they need the most financial help".

Savers are already penalised by record low interest rates, as central banks try to bail out debtors.

Labour worries it will be penalised by fewer constituencies, but many Tory MPs may also find themselves chopped out.

Our main concern is that workers are not penalised by the failure of their employers to apply," she said.

The Labour government recognised that children are blameless and should be protected, not penalised by the state.

Peter Cummings remains the only former HBOS director to have been penalised by the Financial Services Authority.