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Significados de penalise en inglés

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penalizar

Impose a penalty on; inflict punishment on.

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