Sentence examples for penalised through from inspiring English sources

Those who don't will be penalised through the tax code, and then fined.

Any employer that violates this law is penalised through a fine of no more than QR 10,000.

Broadcasters are penalised through fines, which can sometimes run into six or even seven figures, depending on the severity of the offence.

Finally, the policy of "bearing down on non-completions" means institutions that have higher non-completion rates - a consequence of recruiting students from non-traditional backgrounds with lower qualifications, less confidence, fewer financial resources and less chance of getting highly paid jobs - are penalised through the claw-back of grants when those students leave.

And Scurra sees the big picture: This exposes the other seriously critical flaw in our wonderful "free market capitalist" system - that illegal activity penalised through fines simply ends up being paid by the customer in higher charges/prices (or sometimes, if the circumstances are right, like this one, the shareholders if there is no prospect of them getting away).

Curriculum neglect should be penalised by HEC, through revoking the licences of educational institutions.

It's not the first developer to penalise pirates through gameplay.

A Conservative plan to penalise parents through the welfare system for having more than two children would have a "devastating" impact on poor families, leading charities have warned.

17 min: Sarghi comes through Hernandez with a slide tackle and is not penalised but the ball runs through to Ferdinand who builds from the back until the long pass forward is blocked.

But it pulled out of buy-to-let mortgages sold through brokers and penalised homeowners with smaller deposits by introducing a new range of products.

8.26pm GMT 23 min England have another six as France infringe but after Sinfield looks to go through they're penalised for obstruction.