1. 仁慈：与Glaeser 等(2001)将执行不足和过度执行视为仁慈(Leniency)和滥用(Abuse )不同,本文对此并不事先存有基于价值判断的定见. 我们把这种基于管制而衍生的权力,看作较为中性的管制权力外溢(Spillover ),以显公允无偏.
2. 宽松：晕圈错误 halo error) | 宽松 leniency) | 严格 strictness)
3. 宽大：lenience 宽厚 | leniency 宽大 | lenient 宽大的
4. 宽恕,宽大处理 宽恕,宽大处理：legislature 立法机关 立法机关 | leniency 宽恕,宽大处理 宽恕,宽大处理 | lethal injection 致命性注射剂 致命性注射剂
1. 仁慈；宽大
Leniency is a lenient attitude or lenient behaviour.
e.g. The judge rejected pleas for leniency and sentenced him to six months in prison...
法官驳回了宽大处理的请求，判处他6个月的监禁。
e.g. He said he would show no leniency towards those who stirred up trouble between Muslims and Christians.
他说自己绝不轻饶那些在穆斯林和基督徒之间挑起事端的人。
1. In a notice issued over the weekend, law enforcement agencies promised leniency to rioters who turned themselves in by last night.
2. " I stood at the top of the mountain and heard the cheers from the people, " the former gold medal winner told the judge in seeking leniency.
3. Defence counsel Kevin Tang interceded with the Chief Magistrate with a plea for leniency.
4. leniency在线翻译
4. The court statement said Li was treated with leniency because he confessed to his crimes and his family reconciled with the victims'families through compensation.
5. leniency在线翻译
5. He entered an appeal on February 12, saying he was drunk when he committed the murders and deserved leniency for his confession.
6. The court said in a statement Wednesday that the leniency was based on law.
7. A court spokesman said the sentence showed leniency, taking into consideration that Qiao was cooperative in the investigation and surrendered his illegal earnings.
8. leniency什么意思
8. The court said the life sentence was handed down with leniency, based on Dai's cooperative attitude during the investigation.
9. The statement said the court found Huang's crimes to be extremely serious, but showed leniency because he had admitted guilt and assisted with the criminal investigation.
10. The Supreme People's Procuratorate promulgated its own prescription on Thursday, highlighting a balance between leniency and severity in criminal justice.
noun
1. lightening a penalty or excusing from a chore by judges or parents or teachers
Synonym: lenience
2. a disposition to yield to the wishes of someone
e.g. too much indulgence spoils a child
Synonym: indulgence lenience
3. mercifulness as a consequence of being lenient or tolerant