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Brasillach was believed to be too	lenient, and was replaced with Pierre-Antoine Coustea
s to regulate themselves properly and was too	lenient and slow in responding to the crisis.
to the Tribunal, saying the sentence was too	lenient and demanding a death sentence.
has been described as "[having] ... proved a	lenient and benevolent landowner" was the patroon of
peals ruled that his 22-year sentence was too	lenient, and did not fit in the then-mandatory senten
A radically novel	lenient approach was presented by Rabbi Yoel Sirkis w
government of appeasing nationalists; a more	lenient approach by government to some nationalist pa
news channels, is the charge that CNN took a	lenient approach to the Bush administration, particul
nterpreted Lastewka's comments as favouring a	lenient approach toward war criminals; he was critici
(Several of his rulings which may appear	lenient, are actually strictures: his decision agains
Shortly afterwards his	lenient attitude towards the Catholic nobles brought
term in the governor's office, Throckmorton's	lenient attitude toward former Confederates and his a
favoring Radical Reconstruction, a much more	lenient avowal than required by the Ironclad Oath.
Brewer wrote of Lane that, "as a judge he was	lenient but sound and reliable, and as a man he was a
bond for two years, a sentence seen as overly	lenient by the zoo's director.
arbor; their conclusions were regarded as too	lenient by Forrestal, see Edward C. Kalbfus.
Most Sephardic Jews use a slightly more	lenient calculation resulting in a minimum of eleven
Continued popularity growth and	lenient content moderation have caused the topic cove
nced by his teacher Rabbi Meir, was averse to	lenient decisions in halakha, even when theoretically
reign of Sisebut, though he was a little more	lenient, dispensing with the death penalty.
The	Lenient God
The traffic police usually is	lenient in enforcing the rules against them, and regu
The referee is very	lenient in calling fouls (but when he does it usually
have contributed to the Nazi years being more	lenient in Denmark than in other countries under Hitl
of the bill she said she wanted to "motivate	lenient judges to give out tougher sentences."
laws and prostitution caused the city's more	lenient law enforcement community to force her resign
Virginia thus has more	lenient laws on cultivation than even California.
In reference to the more	lenient measures taken against dissident theologians,
in the cosmopolitan, city-state with the most	lenient Muslim social codes in the Persian Gulf regio
ty's unincorporated areas, although they have	lenient mutual aid agreements with other municipaliti
ent) was not well served by a system that was	lenient on films with hard violence and drug use whil
llectuals such as W.E.B. DuBois for being too	lenient on segregation and jim crow. it wasnt radical
The Kol Koreh referred to the	lenient opinion as a Daas Yachid (a minority opinion
ootnotes stated that there was an alternative	lenient opinion.
game a 12, while the ACB gave it an even more	lenient PG rating.
later films took full advantage of Nikkatsu's	lenient policies by experimenting with cinematic time
of Butros Ghali, caused Gorst to abandon his	lenient policy in favor of a harsher one, using the E
lazy excuses, a few phrases, pitiful skiving,	lenient punishments, suspension of sentences, privile
ontends that the Treaty of Versailles was too	lenient rather than too harsh towards Germany.
As Governor, Baker supported the	lenient reconstruction plan of President Andrew Johns
assured Jansenists and Gallicans he would be	lenient regarding Unigenitus; and he promised the Par
artner", while the other appears to feel more	lenient, seeking for signs of "pragmatism" on the opp
Advocacy groups complained about the	lenient sentence meted out in comparison with the typ
Lake imposed this rather	lenient sentence despite federal laws that would have
n and banned for 18 months, which is a fairly	lenient sentence for the amount of alcohol in his blo
laiming that he should have been given a more	lenient sentence because he had admitted all four mur
sk the judge to consider giving Rivkin a more	lenient sentence rather than the years he might face
as exiled from the kingdom for three years, a	lenient sentence.
the impression that it would bring him a more	lenient sentence.
The unexpectedly	lenient sentencing aroused considerable discussion in
lent events sparked by an announcement of the	lenient sentencing of Dan White, for the assassinatio
rough labor system and replace it with a more	lenient set of laws.
since most sides of this question lean to the	lenient side, the principle of Rov - that we follow t
Even under the more	lenient standards of that century, Buchanan's applyin
r trial in which he was accused for being too	lenient, Tang returned to private practice.
s the removal of corrupted officials and more	lenient tax laws.
nd high command began to favour offering more	lenient terms to the Allies in exchange for their rec
ie Elliot criticised the government for being	lenient to senior corrupt officials, punishing only "
integrating immigrants which he considers too	lenient towards them.
bin Laadin and those like him), and not to be	lenient towards them.
redecessors, he is remembered chiefly for his	lenient treatment of students.
The	lenient treatment to which he was subjected in prison
sed to him a letter (1763), pleading for more	lenient treatment in view of the pardon granted to de
his arms in exchange for being given the same	lenient treatment as had been given Laplume and Maure
n a hereafter; of saying that he would take a	lenient view in all legal questions; of sleeping bare
reotype about women being emotional, and thus	lenient, would come into play, but it did not.
More detailed choices are available on how	lenient you are on her diet, curfew, allowance and he

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