Sentence examples for leniency with from inspiring English sources

The Braves did not offer any leniency with their title wrapped up.

But as McDonald notes, one of Trimble's failings as a politician is his leniency with dissenters.

The problem is compounded by the excessive leniency with which patents have been issued over the past two decades, particularly for software and high technology.

SC Johnson, Colgate and Henkel, which alerted the competiton watchdog, will benefit from varying degrees of leniency, with Mr Muscle maker SC Johnson receiving total immunity.

Uefa's leniency with City squad is sign of weakness Manchester City's Champions League squad list, published on Saturday, revealed a whittling down of the punishment  handed out for failing Uefa's Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.

Roger Goodell, the N.F.L. commissioner, has always styled himself a stern parent of wayward boys, but he nonetheless found cause, at first, for leniency with Rice, in the form of a two-game suspension.

Now four police officers in Brooklyn are under arrest in a case that involves paying informants not with cash or leniency but with the very drugs they craved, taken from the dealers who were arrested after the informants pointed them out.

Batista, who has confessed to bribing officials to help his meatpacking empire, secretly recorded the conversation with Temer as part of a leniency deal with prosecutors.

Typically, the stings initially target suspects for pure speech — comments to an informer outside a mosque, angry postings on Web sites, e-mails with radicals overseas — then woo them into relationships with informers, who are often convicted felons working in exchange for leniency, or with F.B.I. agents posing as members of Al Qaeda or other groups.

The GCU can also strike leniency deals with companies if they pay damages and admit wrongdoing.

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