Sentence examples for a leniency from inspiring English sources

Unilever however did not submit a leniency application until 2 October 2009.

For frailer inhabitants, Mr. Keller said, the elevators are "a leniency".

To aid detection, the DoJ developed a leniency programme that provides incentives for companies to confess and snitch on rivals.

• Scott showed a leniency that most bosses in the real world would not extend to their employees under similar circumstances.

Antitrust experts say a leniency program to encourage whistle-blowers would do even more to help Japan break up cartels.

Victorious, he returned to the capital and annihilated his enemies, allowing only Yoshitomo's two infant sons to live, a leniency he later regretted.

I'm proposing, at least since we all have it, a little leniency, a little forbearance for discontentment.

A prosecutor will offer a defendant leniency if he accepts a plea deal.

"Give me a frame leniency either way, but that event is such a big event in the worldwide calendar now, only a braver man than me would change it".

Despite Obama's perspective, Manning's release could be viewed as an act of leniency, a signal that others might escape decades of prison time if they, too, were to violate their oaths of secrecy and reveal confidential public information.

In our system there is a place for tough sentencing, a place for leniency and a place for rehabilitation.