Sentence examples for getting lenient from inspiring English sources

If you start getting lenient with them, they are not going to move their cars, and we are not going to make any headway".

They argued that prosecutors took documents out of context and that cooperating witnesses lied about their clients' role in the scheme in the hope of getting lenient sentences.

Now that the sun is setting later and your boss is getting lenient about letting you slip out of the office early on Friday, try and catch a dollar oyster and wine special somewhere near you.

"All are convicted criminals which is why the prosecution will say their credibility is very low and that these men have an interest in coming up with these stories to get lenient sentences themselves," he said.

To make matter worse, the culprits in trans murders often get lenient treatment in the courts by claiming that they were provoked because their masculinity was insulted.

Could it be that the marking has got more lenient?

He said the prosecutors had misused their power in pushing for the longer "sledgehammer" sentence for "street activity" that often got more lenient treatment.

However, critics of the deal have already reported it to the European commission, asking the chief tax official to investigate whether Google got unduly lenient treatment.

Sergeant Gibbs's lawyer, Phillip Stackhouse, tried to convince the panel that most of the soldiers who accused his client were doing so to get more lenient sentences, and that accounts from the soldiers differed.

Hamid Ghodse, an INCB board member, said it was regrettable that a "number of people have got a lenient response in the UK and around the world", although he declined to name the celebrities he had in mind.

Franceso Colorado Cessa, his son Francisco Jr., and a business associate, Ramon Segura Flores, are accused of conspiring to offer a $1.2 million bribe to Judge Sam Sparks in an attempt to get a lenient sentence for the elder Mr. Colorado Cessa in the money laundering case.