Sentence examples for allowed leniency from inspiring English sources

A new antiterrorist law -- passed last year with opposition votes -- allowed leniency in return for testimony.

Many victims, while pleased by parts of the plan, reacted negatively yesterday to the section of the proposal that allowed leniency toward those believed to have been involved in only one case of abuse.

Answers on the final cued-recall test were scored according to a guide that allowed leniency for spelling mistakes.

The law may allow leniency if a concealed gun is not loaded.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded an Obama-era memo that would allow leniency for non-violent drug offenders, increasing the kind of tough sentencing that first sent Johnson to life without parole.

But the law allowed for leniency, and Judge Aaron Persky chose a six-month jail sentence for Turner, telling a crowded courtroom in Palo Alto that Turner had already suffered from the media attention and that there was "less moral culpability" because he was drunk at the time.

That prevents the firms from building up a capital base that could allow some leniency on mortgage standards to let more people into the market -- if that is, in fact, needed.

A primary reason for this surge has been the leniency allowed businesses to employ undocumented workers.

While Columbia allowed Carey more leniency with the music she recorded, they became hesitant when she featured Ol' Dirty Bastard in the remix for "Fantasy".

In return for leniency, he allowed the SEC to secretly tape his conversations with various corporate insiders and takeover specialists, including junk-bond trader Michael Milken.

The support and leniency have allowed the drone market to make a significant impact on the European economy.