penalize
ದಂಡ ವಿಧಿಸಲು
definition
verb
you'll be penalized if you tap the account before age 59
subject to some form of punishment.
translation of 'penalize'
ದಂಡನೆಗೆ ಗುರಿ ಮಾಡು
verb
ದ೦ಡನೆಗೆ ಗುರಿ ಮಾಡು
example
By 1994, the league added a ‘taunting’ clause to its technical-foul rule to, in effect, 'penalize' a player for non-verbal trash talking.
It discharges this function in many cases, but in many others it remains silent, merely enacting a provision which appears to 'penalize' an act or an omission without any reference to fault.
These actions are tempting because they enable greater control, but they are illegal and a decent referee will be sure 'penalize' the player in a game.
Introducing the value of farmland into the assessment process would unfairly and severely 'penalize' farm families, whose farmland land bears little relationship to its earning potential.
But they got it wrong when they voted to allow officials to 'penalize' teams 15 yards for any on-field celebration deemed excessive.
Physicians and hospitals fear the practice could unfairly 'penalize' practitioners and say there's no way to benchmark quality accurately.
My advice for next year is to avoid leagues that 'penalize' players for having too large a role in the offense.
That these people should be potentially 'penalised' for challenging a fine is quite simply a disgrace.
The offending player is automatically 'penalized' with one strike and no points for the round, and the round is declared void.
Just as you must be diligent in increasing your link popularity and your ranking, you must be equally diligent to avoid being unfairly 'penalized' .
The Body Mass Index, it now turns out, is a useless indicator of healthy weight, since it unfairly 'penalises' women for their natural pear-shape.
It was nicknamed the ‘music fine’ because it 'penalised' anyone who offered a broad education.
The council seems to be hell-bent on 'penalising' the citizens of York, who are most affected by the scandalous parking charges imposed in the evening.
He feared that all travellers could be penalised because of the actions of a few and he also feared that travellers would be 'penalised' because of inaction of some departments of the City Council.
Those which don't hit these targets may be 'penalised' with severe fines.
This means that a privatised health care system would unfairly 'penalise' women.
Before, the kicking team was 'penalized' if a player came within 2 yards of a returner before he caught the ball.
Some felt coursework 'penalised' boys, especially those from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
In addition, the offending team is 'penalised' 52 points.
In union, video evidence can also be used to cite a player for misconduct, or for the committee to consider 'penalising' a player after the game.
The United States far outstrips all advanced nations in the international trend towards the 'penalization' of social insecurity.
The truth is that some teams are 'penalized' more than others.
The statutory objective is to 'penalise' the unauthorised possession of dangerous or otherwise harmful drugs.
If there is a reason for treating the two categories of entrant differently it must be in order to 'penalise' the trespasser's wrongdoing.
I believe it is unfair to 'penalise' parents who miss the payment of this allowance due to this.
The owner of a York art gallery and shop claims parking charges are 'penalising' the shoppers and tourists who bring wealth and prosperity to the city.
This duty of a commanding officer has heretofore been recognized, and its breach 'penalized' by our own military tribunals.
If no such notice in given, the claimant can be 'penalised' in terms of costs.
Further alignments with different gap 'penalizations' were performed to estimate the stability and validity of the final alignments.
In some respects, teams are almost 'penalized' for converting first downs in the two-minute drill because it just takes that much longer to get the next play off.
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