Sentence examples for leniency afforded from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Bruce Fleming raises some valid criticisms, particularly in terms of the leniency afforded football players.
In winning an acquittal for David True, a senior executive at the Austin Powder Company, Mr. Jacobs said he was able to take the leniency afforded other defendants-turned-witnesses and use it effectively against the government.
In recommending that more effort is made to keep 18-25s oft of prison, the justice committee's report effectively suggests that the leniency already afforded to comparatively privileged young people is extended across the class spectrum.
From the outset, then, a certain leniency was afforded to organised criminal activities, while dissent and activism were harshly punished.
Like other supporters, he believes Pollard was "double-crossed" into thinking he'd be afforded leniency in exchange for a guilty plea.
Activists in most cities will likely not be afforded such leniency by local authorities.
The manager, who in the video makes every effort to not involve the police and to end the incident quietly, afforded the student much more leniency than would ever be found outside the shelter of Storrs.
And Patriarch Kirill was not keen on affording them any leniency for their "devil's work".
