Almost immediately, he launched another campaign to suppress counter revolutionaries, berating one province for being too lenient, not killing enough.

Perhaps we made the mistake of becoming too lenient regarding security arrangements, which we were keen to focus on when we were living in the areas controlled by the regime.

After the Nationalist government collapsed in 1949, Mao s New China emerged. Almost immediately, he launched another campaign to suppress counter revolutionaries, berating one province for being too lenient, not killing enough.

The verdict was seen by many as too lenient and blamed the judiciary system who treated the case as Second degree murder as a result of severe beating instead of a First degree murder.

Mr. Solari Yrigoyen asked if it was true that overly lenient sentences were imposed for sexual crimes.

In reality, this fee is used to bribe test proctors so they could be more lenient with monitoring students.

The man eloping with her is punished in a very lenient way and is fine without any harm, she said.

Moreover, because more people are evading taxes, tax administrations are under increasing pressure to become more lenient or to accept bribes.

Indeed, with an increasingly lenient political regime, populism may become irresistible, while the size of the government bureaucracy may continue to bloat.

Wang Zhenmin, the Director General of the Department of Law of the China Liaison Office criticised the Hong Kong government for being too lenient on pro independent activities and stressed that the idea of Hong Kong's independence should not be allowed into policy, legislation, the justice system, or primary and secondary schools.

Rajoy was roundly rebuked for the form of his announcement, but its substance was proven right Spain s adjustment program is now being made more lenient.

And if you ask someone honest what should happen to whomever did forge those checks, an honest person is much more likely to recommend strict rather than lenient punishment.

The United States, in particular, has been far more lenient with regard to the repression of democratic movements in the Gulf than it was in Egypt, Tunisia, or Libya.

The Police strive towards raising the number of women in the police force, via affirmative action measures like more flexible working conditions for mothers and lenient policies for pregnant women.

Too much plot, too many issues, too many characters.

Too little, too late.

These problems are compounded by a history of statutory pardoning of prisoners as well as lenient sentencing of child sexual offenders resulting in a legal system which is unable to protect children and women.

Too Much Too Big to Fail ?

Too Much Saving, Too Little Investment

Too many people stay for too long.

Almost immediately, Harvard came under attack for being too elitist, too exclusive, and too expensive.

On this view, China has been investing too much, building too many factories, importing too many machines, and constructing too many new homes.

There are too few Tibetans, and too many Chinese.

Today, it seems like its too little too late

Being too big to fail simply means being too big.

The Muslim Brotherhood tried to go too far too fast.

Today s hardcore Russian nationalists consider Putin s regime too soft, too pragmatic, too reasonable in their language, weak and indecisive.

You're too keen. You're too keen. No. Hang on. Hang on.

We were doomed, because too many people would consume too much.

Too slow will kill credibility, but too fast will kill growth.

Me, too.

Me too.

Me too.

You too.

Too bad.

This raises another problem with America s too big to fail, too big to be restructured banks they are too politically powerful.

This, together with the rule that all decisions, even in the area of state aid, must be approved by a majority of Commissioners, suggests that the Commission is set to become much more lenient on state aid and competition policy.

Expansions usually start collapsing when labor gets too scarce and too expensive.

Too glorious and high is He , too exalted for what they say !

Too glorious and high is He , too exalted for what they say !

Six years seemed an appropriate period, neither too short nor too long.

Development is held back by too little government, too much government, too little credit, the absence of property rights, and so on.

It is still too complex activities are still too concentrated in large institutions and the specter of too big to fail remains.

It starts with strong preconceptions about the nature of the problem too much (or too little) government regulation, too poor governance, too little public spending on health and education, and so on.

People are feeling overwhelmed. They're feeling like it's too much technology too fast.