Sentence examples for will be lenient from inspiring English sources
They hope the headmaster will be lenient about their school fees, which are eight months overdue.
"I believe he is basically hoping that Trump will be lenient on him," the former associate said.
We expect you to express yourself in reasonably correct C++, but we will be lenient with errors that are syntactic rather than conceptual.
Rather, they said, by pleading guilty to many of the charges, Dr. Waksal hopes that the judge will be lenient in sentencing and that prosecutors will drop the remaining charges.
"I hope that Judge Lind will be lenient in her sentence, taking into consideration Manning's intent, his willingness to take responsibility for his actions, and the outrageously abusive treatment he has received at the hands of the Obama administration," said Gibney in response to the Manning verdict.
A statement from the army calls on the town's citizens to return to their homes, and says the armed forces will be "lenient and forgiving" with those who surrender.
THE committee feeds its witness the usual threat, wrapped in an un-nourishing promise: Cooperate and we'll be lenient.
The clerk says he'll be lenient: "I'm not going to hassle you every five minutes, but if there's a queue then you'll have to go back and pay more money".
The fact which the leaders of this group [Muslim Brotherhood] are hiding is that the arrest of the guide is considered the beginning of its end… This step carries the meaning and the message that the state will not be lenient towards terrorism and will not back down in confronting calls for extremism and violence, regardless of who is committing or inciting it.
For one thing, the Palestinians issued an unusually prompt and stern statement about the attack, warning that the Palestinian leadership "will not be lenient towards the parties that claimed responsibility for it, and will take all strictly legal measures to bring the perpetrators to justice".
