Sentence examples for permanent penalty from inspiring English sources

Andrew Biggs of the conservative American Enterprise Institute called it a "thought-provoking" explanation of the problem: A woman who takes time off from work to spend with her children may incur a permanent penalty if the formula for her salary in the future will be based solely on experience.

The Italians have surpassed the U.S. in realizing that a permanent penalty has no place in a system of inevitable human error.

This means that if you spend over your limit, while your penalty fee is limited, you might receive a permanent penalty increase on your interest rate under the terms and conditions of your credit agreement.

Thirteen other American states impose the same penalty, permanent disenfranchisement, on their felons.

But people who sign up at the end of this year would be spared the late enrollment penalty, a permanent surcharge that would otherwise increase all future premiums by 7percentt or more.

Under his watch, New Jersey abolished the death penalty, installed permanent monitoring over a state police force with a long tradition of entrenched racial profiling, and rejected federal "abstinence only" funds that would have spread half-truths about health and sexuality to some of our most vulnerable youth.

The complaint seeks a permanent injunction and civil penalties against Mr. Bennett, as well as the surrender of ill-gotten gains.

His aides say that France will not agree to the permanent lifting of the penalties against Iraq, just to a temporary "suspension" of perhaps two or three months until Iraq can be declared free of its weapons of mass destruction.

The SEC's Complaint seeks disgorgement, financial penalties and permanent injunctive relief against City Capital, Taylor, and Connor as well as officer and director bars against Taylor and Connor.

Ironically, by making the penalties essentially permanent the U.S. has made dialogue over political and religious liberty more difficult.

In their opinion, the behavior of the undocumented is so egregious that no penalty short of permanent deportation can make up for it.