Sentence examples similar to time of leniency from inspiring English sources

But the judge, Colleen McMahon, said the time for leniency had passed.

"If I could hope for anything from a professor, all my professors, it would not be an extension of time on assignments or any other form of leniency.

Long appealed in hopes of leniency for his part-time, low-budget team.

That prompted a second outcry, this time against his leniency.

Despite Obama's perspective, Manning's release could be viewed as an act of leniency, a signal that others might escape decades of prison time if they, too, were to violate their oaths of secrecy and reveal confidential public information.

We should see it with some degree of leniency.

"There's a certain amount of leniency required.

This assertion is met with disbelief and accusations of "leniency".

The unnamed student at the University of Birmingham said current guidelines do not contain a specific clause in its extenuating circumstances guidelines to give rape survivors extra time or leniency during exam time or when handing in coursework.

The Mutiny Act, then, was no measure of leniency for soldiers.

It deprives the police of discretion, and the public of leniency.