Примеры использования More lenient на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Plus, it's updated its user agreements to be more lenient and introduced a players' rights contract called the Nifty License.
However, young people between the ages of 16 and 18 should be subject to more lenient penalties than those imposed on adults.
An attempt is punishable with the penalty prescribed for the intended criminal offence, but a more lenient penalty may be imposed at discretion of the court art. 20.
Claim by United Nations staff member for rescission of the decision to permanently demote him by one grade, notwithstanding a more lenient recommendation from the Joint Disciplinary Committee.
while the 48 small and vulnerable economies would apply a more lenient formula cut
those crimes were arrested, rape continued to be punishable by a more lenient sentence of indecent assault, contributing to impunity.
The application of special laws in the SBPs is characterized by the fact that there have been efforts to progressively mitigate the situation, through more lenient and flexible approaches.
the penalties were noticeably more lenient than those imposed on Palestinian offenders.
their Western counterparts were far more lenient.
namely the retroactive effect of more lenient criminal legislation.
Exceptions embedded in the tiered formula cuts-"sensitive products" that allow more lenient tariff cuts for a limited number of products- represent an important drawback from the exporters' perspective.
which adopted a more lenient attitude towards conscientious objectors such as Jehovah's Witnesses than at present,
Their lending policies should be made more lenient and flexible in assisting the developing countries,
good reasons for providing such evidence, as their cooperation often results in more lenient sentences.
results in sex businesses fleeing to those regions with more lenient rules.
Commutation to a more lenient punishment is an option if a convict complies with the regime specified for the types of punishment listed above and demonstrates a conscientious attitude to work or study.
Persons whose sentences have been commuted to more lenient punishments may be paroled in accordance with the regulations stipulated in article 91 of the Criminal Code upon serving the appropriate portion of the more lenient sentence.
since criminal groups often exploited the more lenient laws in certain countries
If a person whose sentence has been commuted to a more lenient punishment commits another premeditated offence during the remainder of his or her punishment,