Sentence examples for permit leniency from inspiring English sources
Yet the War on Drugs didn't permit leniency, and Smith faced six conspiracy-related charges.
The rules of war, unlike the articles of faith, permit no leniency, no 50 shades of grey.
"It's implying that the customer is those who are seeking permits, so DNR employees will be encouraged to pump out permits with more leniency," explained Anne Sayers, program director of the Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters.
Parker and Stone said although the network typically provides great leniency in permitting obscene jokes, they often object to lines about women's hygiene problems.
He also says and where is the inconsistency?—that what has allowed Mr Hussein to pose this threat to America is the Security Council's leniency in having permitted the Iraqi leader to run circles around the disarmament regime it clamped on him after his invasion of his Kuwait.
In the arena of corporate reorganizations, leniency means that defaulting debtors are permitted to carry on.
The court also said that Chinese criminal law stipulates that everyone is equal before the law and that no one is permitted to "transgress the law"— an indication that the government would not grant leniency to a foreign citizen.
"We shall show no leniency".
Some leniency for solo artists.
