Examples of using Lenient in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I'm very lenient.
The victim's mother said the punishment was too lenient.
Will to be lenient to process.
Two years is too lenient.
Wang Lijun convicted and jailed for 15 years- a more lenient sentence than expected because he co-operated with the police investigation.
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The victim's mother thought the sentence was too lenient.
The death penalty is too lenient for this man.
In December 2016,the tests were revamped after years of criticism for being too lenient.
Hanging them is too lenient though!
But on Monday a court increased this to the death penalty,saying the original sentence was too lenient.
The death penalty is too lenient for this man.
The parents of Suprunyuck and Sayenko also argued that the sentence ofAlexander Hanzha had been too lenient(Segondnya).
The crowd considered the sentence too lenient and demanded the death penalty.
Papadopoulos is cooperating with investigators in exchange for a more lenient sentence.
Attractive defendants are likely to get more lenient sentences, or to escape conviction entirely;
We can't help but wonder if non-billionaires would get such lenient treatment?
Our hope is thatChinese leaders will adopt a more lenient, a more tolerant policy towards the people of Tibet.”.
Saca and five longtime associates hadagreed to plead guilty previously in return for more lenient sentence.
He has severely wounded my lower back,he has not been lenient, and he has poured out my organs upon the earth.
But in an unusual move the Hong Kong government appealed the sentence,arguing it was too lenient.
The problem is not that China is lenient on corruption.
That decision followed an appeal by the World Anti-Doping Agency(WADA)which considered six months as too lenient.
For those you see on a daily basis,you can be a tad more lenient with the send date.
Having leadership skills does not mean that you have to be rude to your employees nordoes it means being too lenient.
Beginning in the 1950s,the need for economic diversification beyond gaming fueled a movement for more lenient business taxation.
However, in an unusual move, the Hong Kong government appealed against the sentences,arguing that they were too lenient.
Spontaneity is also a big factor and airlines andhotels will most likely continue to adjust with more lenient change fees and policies.
A former Khmer Rouge prison chief will appeal a sentence for war crimes that someCambodians have already denounced as too lenient.
A Chinese court increased Robert Schellenberg's sentence to the death penalty,claiming the initial sentence of 15 years was too lenient.
A federal appeals court in California has overturned the prison term for the so-called“MillenniumBomber,” calling his 22-year sentence too lenient.