Sentence examples for great leniency from inspiring English sources

"Over the last two years, this administration has shown a policy of great leniency toward Israel".

The case also raises the issue of the punishment of those carrying out such crimes who in the past have been treated with great leniency by police and the courts.

After the hearing, Rabbi Youlus's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, told reporters that his client was "a good man with the best intentions who ultimately strayed into fraudulent conduct" and said he "should be sentenced with great leniency".

Parker and Stone said although the network typically provides great leniency in permitting obscene jokes, they often object to lines about women's hygiene problems.

NBC's solution, like those of the other networks, has been greater leniency.

The International Monetary Fund regards that target as too stiff, but its argument for greater leniency comes with strings attached.

Electric bikes that have a restaurant's name seem to elicit greater leniency from the police compared with one ridden by a recreational user, he said.

If they do, however, Phil Don, the Premier League official responsible for referees, may well be advised by the FA to issue instructions for greater leniency.

But it also lacks the colour and controversy thought to have attracted audiences in the 1970s and 1980s.Even so, it is hard to make a case for less refereeing innovation and greater leniency towards players who behave badly.

But some liberals within the church urge greater leniency.For one thing, membership and church attendance are dropping, though at last count, a year ago, 84% of Danes still said they belonged to the state-backed Evangelical Lutheran Church.

The defense opted not to pursue a mental illness defense, but can still present evidence about his mental state during the sentencing phase of the trial in hopes of greater leniency.