Sentence examples for penalising of from inspiring English sources

Fifa also called for harsher penalising of these offences in 1994.

Although separate issues, the penalising of Woods has been widely linked to the sanction imposed on the 14-year-old Guan Tianlang for slow play earlier on Friday.

The consolidation of media assets coincides with the vaunting of traditional values and the penalising of free speech.On the eve of the Olympics, Mr Kiselev's masters launched a campaign against Dozhd, a private cable and internet TV channel.

The Restoration of Charles II, annulled all the Acts of the Parliament and all the actions of the Lord Protector, without penalising any of their supporters (except for the regicides).

Mortgage lenders could be penalising thousands of divorced or separated parents, particularly women, because of a series of outdated and short- sighted policies.

But why should Marianne Vos, arguably the best cyclist on the planet and one of the greatest of all time, be penalised because of the size of the field?

Standing in their way is an entrenched bureaucracy (of up to 500,000 people) that earned billions of dollars in fines in 2012 for penalising violations of the policy and that doesn't include bribes for circumventing it.

This creates, in effect, a half-market that rewards socially elitist institutions while penalising many of those who have worked hard to improve students' experiences of university and received excellent scores for student satisfaction.

BIC (Bayesian Information Criterion): a measure of fit applicable for model selection, penalising for the number of variables in the model (low value indicates better fit).

Nigel Lawson told the cabinet that the tax was "completely unworkable and politically catastrophic", penalising 44% of the electorate.

The law penalising "propaganda of non-traditional sexual orientation among minors" has been utilised to prevent gay rights protests and to prosecute the founder of a website offering advice to gay teens.