Sentence examples for lenient sanction from inspiring English sources

Cummings may yet appeal over the decision and BBC Sport understands he believes he should receive a more lenient sanction, just as the chairman of the FA's referees committee, David Elleray, did this summer.

The purpose of that commission, which might be formed this year, would be to elicit truthful confessions from riders in exchange for lenient sanctions or no sanctions.

Dirks and Steele have been criticized for imposing lenient sanctions of prominent faculty at the expense of the victims. .

But Dirks came to his defense, saying concerns that Steele imposed lenient sanctions in exchange for the law school appointment were completely unfounded.

Regulations enabling them to do so, should they feel a sanction unduly lenient, were introduced at the start of the season by the Scottish Football Association.

Outraged students found those sanctions inexcusably lenient and mobilized campuswide sit-ins and protests.

He thinks Terry's apology "came too late" (it took the Chelsea captain a year to apologise) and the FA's sanction is too lenient.

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.

At the same time, he said in the brief that his more than 20 years of public service should persuade the panel to be lenient and not impose any sanction harsher than a reprimand.

Let's see if we can use it for that purpose.'" Wada said on Tuesday it would await the result of the International Tennis Federation's results' management process but that it reserved the right to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport if it felt the sanction was too lenient.

Mr Thomas said: "The sanctions are exceptionally lenient.