| 词汇 | example_english_leniency |
| 释义 | Examples of leniencyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Much leniency, however, was less visible to the public. In these cases, the judges showed no such leniency to female defendants or their male lovers. As events were to show, this leniency on the part of the authorities was distinctly premature. Neither did analysis of court sentencing point conclusively to preferential treatment of women over men, though there were some indications of greater leniency. Indeed, it provides a foil for the species of leniency which raku seems to embody. Seeking government support may be associated with advantages other than regulatory leniency, and therefore not necessarily specific for pollution-intensive industries. A policy of leniency or strictness was clearly but an incidental and political means to that desired end. In either case, one can only appreciate in retrospect the irony in the judicial leniency towards the new partisan role experts took as witnesses. The leniency of such requirements varies a lot across countries. It could, however, also be seen as an opportunity, given that the parties could muster some conceptual leniency toward each other. Collectivists, in contrast, are expected to show greater leniency towards the unemployed across all aspects of their treatment. Perhaps, the leniency noted here should be counted among the experiments. In many cases this 'leniency' was possible because the original sentence had been questionable or obviously unwarranted. Proof of the accused's good behaviour after the filing of the information did not always prompt leniency from the government. The leniency and accommodation shown to various individual marital strategies are understandable in the context of their investment in the social status quo. Although embedded in cultural traditions, even the king's leniency derived from deeply entrenched legal principles. To solve most of the problems, they recommend that the special leniency for unaccompanied minor asylum seekers be permitted only up to age 16, rather than the current 18 years. Each measure has its own advantages and drawbacks, one of the most frequent problems being indulgence or leniency, that is, rather high scores for rather poor answers. This leads to greater tolerance (leniency) of miscommunication in interactions with prestige groups but less tolerance (testiness) in interactions with members of a socially marginalized group. They responded unanimously that "a panel on the ethics of psychosurgery at a medical meeting was not a professional philosophical activity"; however, because my "error" was "inadvertent" they recommended leniency. Assurances of leniency and threats of dismissal were complementary ways to control labour and resuscitate authority, since paternalism incorporated the idea of forgiving the 'misdeeds' of labour. The elderly offender and sentencing leniency. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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