Sentence examples for penalised having from inspiring English sources
Burger was penalised, having failed to roll away.
It is very important that workers do not get penalised for having an infection, otherwise they will tend to hide their problem.
He said he had argued at the time that people should not be penalised for having a "spare" bedroom if there was not something smaller for them to move to.
Potentially schools could effectively be penalised for having more students who are most in need, which might dissuade them from having a good access policy.
It said: "Those profits would not have been taxed if they arose in the UK so the company was effectively being penalised by having invested abroad".
Then, when they fail to find a job or don't manage to hold down a job, they will be penalised by having their benefits cut.
They show more than 429,000 people were penalised for having one bedroom too many, losing an average of £12.66 a week; more than 92,000 were penalised for having two excess bedrooms, and were losing an average of £23.43 a week.
"If passengers do not have the information they need, they can end up paying more than is necessary or find themselves being penalised for having the wrong ticket".
ACE probably feel the Almeida can get good funding support privately – but it shouldn't be penalised for having a good fundraising team.
Of the 522,000 people penalised for having a spare bedroom, only 4.5% moved out in the first year.
Such a pension would avoid mass means-testing of pensioners, so they would not be penalised for having saved, as well as encouraging more flexibility around retirement.
