Sentence examples for extreme leniency from inspiring English sources
On Oct. 4, 2001, in an internal memorandum, CSX's executive vice president for transportation, Al Crown, quoted the agency as saying it had "extended extreme leniency in this matter".
In fact, records obtained by The Times show that in 2000, after finding a "critical problem" with CSX's reporting, regulators acknowledged that they had treated the railroad with "extreme leniency," pardoning most of its violations.
As for Obama, he did not mention Hezbollah in the speech of contradictions, and mentioned Iran with extreme leniency.
Prosecutors said there was no reason for leniency, given the extreme nature of the crimes and Taylor's position of power.
The operations staff of the Wehrmacht expects undertakings against the guerrilla units in southern France to proceed with extreme severity and without any leniency.
The panel ignored defense arguments that the sergeant should be given some leniency because his unit was under extreme psychological pressure in Vitina.
In a more extreme case of book borrowing delinquency, an Australian library exercised leniency after a first-edition copy of Charles Darwin's "Insectivorous Plants" was returned 122 years late.
"We shall show no leniency".
Some leniency for solo artists.
