Sentence examples for were penalised with from inspiring English sources

Third children were penalised with fewer subsidies and limited school choices.

New borrowers are being penalised with high rates to compensate.

People who refuse jobs will also be penalised with their income payments withdrawn.

At a hearing later this year, the firm is expected to be penalised with a fine.

It's not the worts challenge but it's penalised with a booking.

Parents who fail to have their children vaccinated or send them to school are penalised with reduced payments.

He put my feet up to my head and since the beginning of the competition, every time it has been penalised with a card.

Stewards who turn a blind eye to abuse should be removed and clubs that fail to take action should be penalised, with fines or points deductions.

One in three homeless people on Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) have been penalised with a cut in their benefits, compared to just three per cent of jobseekers overall, according to research by the charity Homeless Link.

He continued by suggesting, "we want families to be encouraged to stretch themselves to put in an additional effort, but not to be penalised with a higher tax rate as a result".

He argued of the policy that "the whole purpose is to provide an incentive for part-time workers to work more hours without being penalised with a higher tax rate.