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penalty [ˈpenəlti, Am -t̬i] N

2. penalty (fine):

3. penalty (in football):

4. penalty (disadvantage):

contract penalty, contractual penalty N LAW

death penalty N sing

delay penalty N LAW

penalty area, penalty box N SPORTS

penalty charge N LAW

penalty clause N LAW

penalty kick N SPORTS

penalty shoot-out N SPORTS

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Penalties vary among natural person and body corporate offenders.
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He came on as a substitute in the 81st minute and played the entire extra time session before watching his club bow out 42 on penalties.
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There were, besides, certain accessory penalties imposed with it.
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Penalties for filing or paying late are generally based on the amount of tax that should have been paid and the degree of lateness.
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He requested amendments to include clothing and to set increased penalties for profiteering.
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Will countries which are obviously ignoring their control obligations under the existing legislation be prosecuted more quickly and suffer appropriate penalties?
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Prepayment of the loan when the borrower pays the loan back before it reaches term may incur penalties, depending on the program.
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Other penalties for child-support non-payment also exist.
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Failure to timely file withholding tax forms may result in penalties up to $50 per form not filed.
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However, none of these penalties apply when the purpose of circumvention was computer security or research.
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