Sentence examples for lenient judgment from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors had tried to battle Ms. Stewart's claims to a more lenient judgment.

Even when critical, Mr. Bush has reflected a pragmatic view of China and has offered a far more lenient judgment of its internal affairs than those of other authoritarian governments, including Myanmar, Belarus, Iran and Zimbabwe.

As Burkhardt wrote of the "Santa Claus" Symphony in The Albion, it demands attention for more reasons than one: "It is American; it is homemade and therefore entitled to fair hearing and to lenient judgment... and although it cannot be called a first-class work, yet its merits are great enough to command our respect and attention".

Keating asked that Lincoln be given a lenient judgment by the FHLBB, so it could limit its high risk investments and get into the relatively safe home mortgage business, allowing the business to survive.

Keating was asking that Lincoln be given a lenient judgment by the FHLBB, so that it could limit its high risk investments and get into the safe (at the time) home mortgage business, thus allowing the business to survive.

This implies that in spite of the school-level teachers' participatory sharing in the SBA standardization processes, there is still the likelihood that there is variance in being harsh or lenient in their judgments of students' performance in different assessment domains in school C.

Despite the school-level teachers' participatory and reflective professional sharing in the implementation of SBA, there is still the likelihood that teachers in one school may be harsher or more lenient in their judgments than teachers in other schools.

Performance bias was unavoidable in this instance as the operators were directly involved in the interventions so the judgment was lenient yet objective due to the impossibility of blinding.

Because the NFL has been criticized for being lenient in handling several accounts of poor moral judgment, such as Ray Rice's domestic violence incident and Adrian Peterson's abuse against his 4-year-old son, Commissioner Roger Goodell is making an example out of the future Hall of Famer and his team.

If parents of children with CI indeed have more lenient attitudes toward their children, this could affect their judgment of their children's behavior.

The worst example of this I have seen is the recent judgment in the manslaughter case of a Texas teen who received a lenient punishment on account of his affluence.