Sentence examples for be some leniency in from inspiring English sources

MS. BAKHTARY: But there has to be some leniency in this department.

The panel ignored defense arguments that the sergeant should be given some leniency because his unit was under extreme psychological pressure in Vitina.

He invited witnesses from eastern Ukraine to come forward, saying they might be granted leniency in exchange for testimony.

Like other supporters, he believes Pollard was "double-crossed" into thinking he'd be afforded leniency in exchange for a guilty plea.

It is unclear whether any deal would be tied to leniency in the separate, criminal trial of Mr. Khodorkovsky, which resumes July 12. "That is a huge question," the board member said.

It was understood that Italy would be treated with leniency in direct proportion to the part that it would take, as soon as possible, in the war against Germany.

She admitted her guilt, I think there should be leniency in the punishment.

In the legal realm, this research has provided a scientific anchor for the idea that juvenile criminals should be treated with leniency; in the domestic realm, it has contributed to parental hovering and an acceptance of delayed adulthood.

It also comes as judges around the country have been extending leniency in their sentencing of veterans.

Bonds's lawyers want to know if Hoskins was shown leniency in exchange for his testimony against Bonds.

And judges nationwide have been showing leniency in a greater portion of cases each year over the past decade.