Sentence examples for that it penalises from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest criticisms of such spending is that it penalises peaceful districts and rewards violent ones.

A much-criticised aspect of the present system of means-testing care for the elderly is that it penalises the thrifty.

So the battle for top talent will help to reduce state employment.Teams and talentsFor companies, the biggest danger in the trend towards rewarding individual talent may be that it penalises those who do best in teams.

"The first of those to be implemented – the so-called bedroom tax – is particularly unfair in that it penalises both our tenants and ourselves for not being able to magic up a supply of smaller properties".

And they claim that it penalises the frugal who pass wealth on to their children, reducing everybody's incentive to save and invest.Supporters of the tax, in contrast, retort that it is highly progressive (the more you have, the more, proportionally, you pay) and thus a small, but effective, counterweight to America's concentration of wealth.

The Act is quite distinctive in that it penalises abetment of or attempt to commit any of the offences listed in the preceding sections (section 16).

But that's not because it penalises "full-time mothers".

Cheating is so rampant at the moment that it effectively penalises honest firms, other entrepreneurs say as well.

Campaigners hope that his successor, Michael Gove, will consider ditching or reforming the measure as evidence grows that it unfairly penalises those whose crimes are motivated by poverty.

Others object that it unfairly penalises states with high costs of living, like New York and California, where premiums are expensive simply because prices are high.

Campaigners hope his successor, Michael Gove, will consider scrapping the measure as evidence grows that it unfairly penalises those whose crimes are very minor and motivated by poverty.