Sentence examples for far too lenient from inspiring English sources

By her lights, such laws were far too lenient.

Given the seriousness of Bryan's injuries, the family's view is the sentence is far too lenient".

The family of the victim, Khaled Said, and its supporters called it far too lenient.

These cases, they say, show that the judge is far too lenient to domestic abusers.

But in both cases the tests were far too lenient and banks were not required to raise enough capital.

His prosecutors also appealed, saying the sentence was far too lenient, and they asked for a term of 45 years.

"There are far too many instances of the department being lenient toward members who withheld or obscured the truth," Special Counsel Merrick Bobb wrote in the report.

"The diagnosis is that we've been too lenient [with delinquents] thus far.

Many on campus say the sentence was too lenient – and the anger has spread far beyond Northern California after an emotional 12-page statement from the rape victim detailing her psychological trauma was published online and went viral.

"HMRC should be challenging this, but its response so far to these big businesses and their aggressive tax planning has lacked determination and looks way too lenient.

A populist, far-right leader who supported a strong-arm approach to ending the conflict, Uribe argued that the deal was too lenient on the rebels and insisted that a tougher agreement was possible.