penalising's Usage Examples:

Joubert was inconsistent at the breakdowns, "coaching the Bulls, but penalising the Stormers".

During his first term he passed a statute penalising anyone who kept any swine or goats in town for more than 14 days.

favour; laws were passed to restrict the practice of mediumship, even penalising those who married its practitioners.

cards are used in many sports as a means of warning, reprimanding or penalising a player, coach or team official.

(regarding the handling of personal data); the Electoral Commission (regarding penalising breaches of electoral law); the National Crime Agency; the Metropolitan.

aircraft ground handling to have contracts based on a bonus-malus system, penalising the causative agent for delays caused.

GLS computes the utility of penalising each feature.

(including Médecins du Monde) and five sex workers, against the law aimed at penalising clients of prostitution.

about technical infringements (especially at the scrum and ruck) before penalising them.

Auto-deleveraging is intended to reduce counterparty risk by penalising the riskiest traders, as opposed to the more evenly-spread "mutualised".

to obtain necessary guarantees, or could adopt measures preventing or penalising fraud, if necessary with the cooperation of another Member State.

detailed action plan The Commission came under fire in May 2007 for not penalising French fishermen for over-fishing the threatened bluefin tuna by 65% while.

26th minute, he awarded a second penalty, this time to West Germany, penalising Dutch midfielder Wim Jansen for tripping German left midfielder Bernd.

December 2011, the National Assembly adopted a bill presented by Boyer, penalising denial of the Armenian genocide.

Calculate a similarity score that is the sum of the joined regions penalising for each gap 20 points.

Synonyms:

put to death; punish; revenge; tar-and-feather; pillory; victimize; castigate; scourge; penalize; discipline; estimate; avenge; victimise; correct; judge; execute; retaliate; sort out; gauge; approximate; amerce; guess;

Antonyms:

exempt; obfuscate; thinness; distant; exact;