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penalizar
Impose a penalty on; inflict punishment on.
punish
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punir
1
The EU must adhere to the science and
penalise
the higher emissions.
2
Countries might be obliged to
penalise
companies who do not favour women.
3
NOBrendan Burgess says a ban would hurt consumers and
penalise
low-cost sellers.
4
The DHBs are trying to
penalise
us for wanting to work safely.
5
And if that is the case, why
penalise
the rest of us?
6
It is unfair to
penalise
students taking the examination at this level.
7
But a series of other proposals appear simply to
penalise
the poor.
8
It believed doing so would
penalise
those who had paid for insurance.
9
Barnes did not review Farrell's tackle or
penalise
the outside-half for it.
10
You have to
penalise
them because otherwise they will behave like that.
11
The Cook Islands government will
penalise
contractors who cause damage to public roads.
12
Reuters had reported on March 21 that the Commission would
penalise
the companies.
13
The risk equalisation charge will effectively
penalise
its competitors while increasing VHI reserves.
14
The offside rule was tweaked over summer to
penalise
that sort of thing.
15
This would essentially
penalise
those who originally complied with the law.
16
Green could not confirm whether the NRL would also
penalise
Bolton.
penalise
·
penalise companies
penalise people
penalise staff
penalise bad
penalise banks
Portuguese
punir
penalizar
castigar
Catalan
punir
penalitzar
castigar
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penalizar
castigar