Sentence examples for about the leniency of from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Jeremy Wright decided not to take action despite his office receiving 150 complaints about the leniency of Harris's sentence, of which he will serve half, although it only takes one complaint to trigger the review process.

Yelp recently joined a formal complaint about the leniency of an EU antitrust settlement with Google, the New York Times reported today, and my source says these documents helped inspired this action.

Nikolai Krylenko, the first People's Commissar of Justice, said in January 1933 that Soviet law waxed indignant about the leniency of some Soviet officials who objected to the infamous "five ears law": We are sometimes up against a flat refusal to apply this law rigidly.

Thus, we launch the discussion about antitrust policy, and shed light on the leniency of the total welfare standard and the restrictiveness of the consumer welfare standard.

The powerful writing, plus the leniency of Turner's sentence, has started a conversation about treatment of sexual assault and rape, and particularly of victims – the subject of the clip released by Dunham.

If the home team had grounds to feel aggrieved at the leniency of the referee, they could have no complaints about the level of support they received.

The leniency of the deal indicates that Flynn has information not only about the transition-team members but also about his superiors — and the national-security adviser's only real superior is the President of the United States.

Relying on the leniency of prosecutors is no substitute for getting rid of mandatory minimums.

"We are appalled at the leniency of the punishment Townshend has received," he said.

That night, a large crowd gathered outside city hall to protest the leniency of the sentence.

(Turkish discontent at the leniency of these terms nearly brought on a renewal of the war in late 1712).