Sentence examples for a measure of leniency from inspiring English sources

As veterans find themselves skirmishing with the law, judges are increasingly finding ways to provide them with a measure of leniency.

Then again, you might decide, as the dons at Cambridge clearly did, that what had happened called for a measure of leniency.

Spencer gave defense attorneys wide latitude to make their case that McDonnell's long history of public service and good character had earned him a measure of leniency.

Sporkin and other defenders of the law say the Justice Department should offer a measure of leniency to companies that demonstrably attempt to comply with the anti-briberies statute.

The second-best solution might be a bargain in which Mr. Snowden accepts a measure of criminal responsibility for his excesses and the U.S. government offers a measure of leniency in recognition of his contributions.

So, with all due contempt for child molesters in general, I hope the case will be handled expeditiously, and if and when sentenced, that Polanski ultimately receives a measure of leniency.

The Mutiny Act, then, was no measure of leniency for soldiers.

"In seeking some measure of leniency," Mr. Shargel wrote to the judge on Wednesday, "we appeal not to sympathy but to reason".

"There's a certain amount of leniency required.

Proper co-parenting requires a certain amount of leniency and compromise to be successful.

A patient undergoing treatment with ephedrine outside of this trial may have to pay or apply for reimbursement of the tablets through a leniency measure of the health insurance provider.