Sentence examples for it should be lenient from inspiring English sources

Cuban exile leaders have said that the federal government is too worried about refuting Mr. Castro's accusations and that it should be lenient with the defendants because they were seeking freedom.

His defence lawyers say Judge Masipa should be lenient on the Paralympian, who they has suffered emotionally and financially after the shooting.

In 1983, the central government of China issued the No. 5 document, it required that when minority members are involved in judicial cases, the police department and court should arrest less, execute less, and the verdict should be lenient.

The new culture minister, Ali Jannati, son of a prominent conservative cleric, complained Tuesday to his staff that it should be more lenient when censoring books, saying, "Some would have censored the Koran if the holy book hadn't been handed down to them by God".

BP believes it should be held to a more lenient standard.

Deinstitutionalization should not be about becoming more lenient or less punitive; it should be about being pro-social and supportive of the reintegration of ex-offenders while maintaining the health and safety of the community.

"This means it'll be considered by a law officer (the attorney or solicitor general) who will decide whether it should be referred to the Court of Appeal under the unduly lenient sentence scheme".

Of course, the accused is far from being a first-time offender, so the verdict should not be lenient.

Egyptian prime minister Kamel El-Ganzouri cautioned that Al Masri's punishment "should neither be lenient nor excessive," according to Egyptian media.

"It's been reported in the papers that now I.R.S. employees feel they should be more lenient," he said.

Mr. Clinton argued earlier this month that his 20 years of public service should persuade the panel to be lenient and not recommend any sanction harsher than a reprimand.