Sentence examples for light terms from inspiring English sources

Obliged to sue for peace, he was fortunate to obtain very light terms from the inept Turkish negotiators, who allowed him to retire with no greater sacrifice than the retrocession of Azov.

"To say she's frustrated would be a light term," Rich Nichols, Jones's longtime lawyer and business manager, said.

"It's such a light term, and if you looked at my life, you'd see it wasn't light at all".

Fig. 2 SEM images of surface-textured Si (a) and surface-etched b-Si (b), HRTEM (c), and SAED (d) of b-Si. Figure 3a gives the absorption spectra for a wafer Si (termed "Si"), b-Si that faces the incident light (termed "b-Si upwards"), and b-Si with its back toward the incident light (termed "b-Si downwards").

For eight consecutive nights of a lunar month, we exposed the worms to dim nocturnal light (termed "full moon period" [FM]).

According to the principle of PCI, the applied doses of both photosensitizer and light (termed photodynamic dose in this paper) are supposed to be sublethal, leading mainly to damage to the endosomal/lysosomal membrane.

While Acromas may have its debt financed under covenant-light terms, it must hope that nothing untoward affects the day-to-day business as it tries to repay banks and inch towards an exit.

His two closest accomplices also received relatively stiff sentences, but many of the defendants received lighter terms and two were acquitted.

Judge Lake said Friday that he had calculated the sentencing range to be about 12.5 years to 15.5 years, but gave Mr. Olis a lighter term.

Possibly because of his coöperative attitude at the trials, Rafe was given the lightest term — eight years, for the crimes of rape and unpremeditated murder.

NEWARK (AP) — The informer in New Jersey's biggest corruption sting operation was sentenced on Thursday to six years in prison by a judge who ignored prosecutors' recommendations to impose a lighter term.