Sentence examples for that lenient from inspiring English sources
I can't see DeLillo exactly biting through his umbrella handle with rage on reading that lenient verdict.
Amnesty said that the Turkish government had failed to enforce new laws to protect women and that lenient sentences for murderers and rapists were still common.
However, a study found that lenient heart rate control with a target resting rate of up to 110 beats per minute is just as beneficial as stricter target heart rates.
In partial contrast, when one consults the generous review of DeLillo's "Cosmopolis," a notice that now causes its author such misgiving, we find the worst he can say is that "the trouble with a tale where anything can happen is that somehow nothing happens". I can't see DeLillo exactly biting through his umbrella handle with rage on reading that lenient verdict.
Taken together, we have seen that lenient attitudes towards sickness absence are related to self-certified sick leave, but not GP-certified sick leave.
Chapron and Treves concur, arguing that "lenient environmental policies," like having government agents kill protected wolves that hunt livestock, is a bad idea, especially if that action is intended to prevent citizens from poaching.
In many cases, even the prosecutors believed that more lenient terms were appropriate.
The government urges that Congress' lenient treatment of simple possession "is an exception to [the] severe criminalization of the drug trade" and does not support a lenient interpretation of other statutes such as § 843(b).
"I would be ashamed to be part of an agency that is lenient towards lenders and protects consumers insufficiently," says Mr Gotoda.
Many observers had already concluded that relatively lenient sentences would be handed down today, representing negotiated settlements largely based on political status.
But the cases did not purport to extend so broadly, and there is good reason to conclude that their lenient review would not apply to government actions reducing the availability of spectrum.
