Sentence examples for in a lenient from inspiring English sources

NEW DELHI —The Indian Juvenile Justice Board ruled Monday that one suspect in the recent fatal gang rape of a young woman on a moving bus is officially a juvenile, which could result in a lenient sentence if he is found guilty of the crime.

The quick De Mille touch comes when Ron, about to kill his wife, observes that she is quite attractive and therefore he stays his hands and kisses her!There are parts of this picture which make one think that the censors were in a lenient mood when they viewed it.

Even Fair Isaac says it's not surprised that its scores have missed the mark in a lenient lending environment.

Weiner's defense attorneys even noted the FBI's actions in urging a lenient sentence, arguing that the public disclosures of the investigative steps "exacted significant extrajudicial punishment on Anthony and his family". "Anthony might once have been a punchline, but he is now — to many in this country — something far worse, as a result of Secretary Clinton's loss," defense attorneys wrote.

Jose Garcia Morales, a third man who was arrested in the case but was not prosecuted for the death of Mr. Eisel, was recruited off the streets of Nayarit's capital, according to a memorandum his lawyer prepared for the court in urging a lenient sentence.

The officials disclosed that the educator, Alfredo Mathew Jr., who was under investigation by Federal and city agencies for suspected financial misappropriations, had been arranging a deal in which he would implicate other suspects in return for a lenient sentence.

Mr. Lattanzio, an informer for the prosecution and its main witness in the inquiry, cooperated with the government in exchange for a lenient sentence on bribery charges, to which he has pleaded guilty.

Facing life imprisonment on murder and racketeering charges, Anthony Salvatore Casso agreed in 1994 to become a turncoat witness for the government in exchange for a lenient sentence.

The popes in Avignon had a lenient policy toward the Jews, whose creative life flourished, particularly in philosophy and theology.

Smulian, who faced the prospect of sharing a prison cell in Thailand with Bout, flipped, and agreed to testify against him in exchange for a lenient sentence.

The defense memo used Mr. Rajaratnam's health problems in asking for a lenient sentence.