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leniency

[lee-nee-uhn-see, leen-yuhn-] / ˈli ni ən si, ˈlin yən- /


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President Lai Ching-te said Taiwanese authorities will "quickly clarify the details of the case. There will be no leniency and we will do everything in our power to ensure the safety of our citizens."

From Barron's

He apologized for the harm he inflicted and pleaded for leniency, citing his desire to see his family.

From The Wall Street Journal

The BBC understands the lender group is hopeful their plan will get agreement in principle before the end of the year but has many critics over the proposed leniency on fines for pollution and spillage.

From BBC

At least 240 people were charged with treason after the protests, but the president later sought to ease tension and asked prosecutors to "show leniency".

From BBC

This plan would see 25% of their debts written off and more than £4bn of new cash injected, but will require years of leniency on fines for pollution incidents.

From BBC