Synonyms
Examples for "punish"
Examples for "punish"
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In a way, Europe wants to punish Ireland for its entrepreneurial stance.
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Oakeshott said there was a simple way for customers to punish companies.
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These countries have reluctantly supported sanctions to punish Iran and North Korea.
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The commission has no power to punish those responsible or recommend prosecution.
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I told them: 'Check our records and punish us if we are'.
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They had the sense and strength to penalize art; they alone survived.
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NVE is now working a tariff proposal which will penalize peak-hours charging.
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It was the first significant U.S. move to penalize Egypt's military rulers.
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Suggests the airlines penalize the no-shows by declining to refund the money.
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They had tried to penalize him for the mistakes of his youth.
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The EU must adhere to the science and penalise the higher emissions.
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Countries might be obliged to penalise companies who do not favour women.
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NOBrendan Burgess says a ban would hurt consumers and penalise low-cost sellers.
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The DHBs are trying to penalise us for wanting to work safely.
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And if that is the case, why penalise the rest of us?
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It is unfair to penalise students taking the examination at this level.
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But a series of other proposals appear simply to penalise the poor.
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It believed doing so would penalise those who had paid for insurance.
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Barnes did not review Farrell's tackle or penalise the outside-half for it.
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You have to penalise them because otherwise they will behave like that.
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The Cook Islands government will penalise contractors who cause damage to public roads.
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Reuters had reported on March 21 that the Commission would penalise the companies.
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The risk equalisation charge will effectively penalise its competitors while increasing VHI reserves.
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The offside rule was tweaked over summer to penalise that sort of thing.
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This would essentially penalise those who originally complied with the law.
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Green could not confirm whether the NRL would also penalise Bolton.
