Sentence examples for for the lenient from inspiring English sources
Part of Judge Aaron Persky's rationale for the lenient sentence was that a longer prison term might have a "severe impact" on Turner.
He went on to cite Turner's clean criminal record and a belief that the former Stanford student would not commit another assault as additional reasons for the lenient sentence .
A statement the anonymous victim read aloud in court went viral after being posted on BuzzFeed, an online petition is calling for the lenient judge's removal, observers have called Turner's case a glaring example of white privilege, and Turner himself is still casting about for excuses, calling his crime a result of college "party culture".
Thanks also go to Dr. Els Severens for sharing the data of the lenient name agreements in Dutch, to Dr. Yael Cycowicz, Dr. Patrick Bonin, Dr. Myrna Schwartz and Dr. Qingfang Zhang for sharing their pictures.
For the cases in which the FIC holds for at least the lenient criterion, one can then proceed to investigate the transport of magnetic flux Φ by DFs.
Out of these, FIC was not satisfied for 9 of them under the lenient criterion and for 17 of them under the strict criterion.
The result shows that out of 18 cases, the FIC is invalid for 9 cases under the lenient criterion of CR greater than 2 and for 17 cases under the strict criterion of CR greater than 0.5.
But even if they opt for the more lenient approach, he said, the guidelines will encourage awareness and debate.
The prosecutor had asked for the relatively lenient six-month sentence against Frigo because he reportedly collaborated with investigators.
In any case, I'm not even an undergradaute linguist, having briefly flirted with studying Russian beyond A-level, before opting for the more lenient choice of PPE.
But all of the growth in sport utility sales occurred in small car-based models like the Chrysler PT Cruiser, which the auto industry classifies as sport utilities so as to qualify for the more lenient regulations that cover light trucks.
