Sentence examples for penalized only from inspiring English sources
(Employers are penalized only for full-time employees and only during the months that they are on the payroll).
But in the end, they listened to some Jewish leaders and fellow Methodists who warned that divestment was a one-sided strategy that penalized only Israel.
Mr. Gusciora, who owns two cats, Zuma and Madre, said animal rights groups supported the law, once it was made clear that dogs would be penalized only for showing truly vicious behavior.
In the 1992 case R.A.V. v. City of St . Paul for example, the Court held that a St .Paul, Minnesota, ordinance criminalizing "fighting words" based on race, religion, or gender was unconstitutional because it penalized only certain messages.
Mr. Putin said that the company had been penalized only about $50,000 for those violations, and that inspectors had made repeated attempts to dismiss Igor I. Volkov, director of the coal company, for violations.
Furthermore, prior probabilities are chosen conservatively, so that "unlikely" molecular formulas are penalized only slightly: if there is sufficient MS/MS data, SIRIUS 3 will "overrule" these priors, returning a molecular formula that violates one or even several prior assumptions.
Jackson said the league would penalize only "the most egregious flops".
OPEN would penalize only Web sites dedicated "willfully and primarily" to the infringement of copyrights or trademarks, a well-established standard used in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prevent domestic piracy.
But Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president and chief executive of the National Rifle Association, said tightening gun laws in the United States would penalize only people who enjoy marksmanship and hunting, or who buy firearms for self-defense, without solving Mexico's problem.
Here, Q penalizes both the position and velocity error, where Qpos penalizes only the position.
If that is so, why would Kaplan work so hard to block a regulation that penalizes only those career education programs that consistently leave students with heavy debt?
