Sentence examples for * lenient of from inspiring English sources

Hungary Janos Kadar's government is considered to be the most lenient of the eastern bloc states.

Pollution levels in 70 percent of the cities, mostly in fast-growing, less developed countries like China, India, Bangladesh and Mongolia, exceed even the most lenient of several targets recommended by the W.H.O., the organization said.

Judge Daugherty had an 86.5percentt denial rate of asylum claims, which made him the most lenient of the four judges in Las Vegas, according to the Syracuse research group.

United States Customs agents say that if they tried to enforce conflicting American regulations, the most lenient of which permit importing a 90-day supply of medicine for personal use, they would have to inspect every shaving kit and fanny pack, backing up border traffic beyond the horizon.

There are now over a dozen Internet privacy bills making their way through Congress, and Lilly's e-mail glitch would have violated even the most lenient of them, says a source from the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee who declined to be identified.

Although he proclaimed the plot of Tron: Legacy and its predecessor to be spotty, Ian Buckwater of NPR was lenient of the latter film due to its youth-friendly nature.

Logan believed that some of the rating changes occurred because of the lenient nature of the Rubric; in specific, Eunice commented that the Rubric had higher expectations for the A+ level than her own.

Of course, that is only the benevolent haze of memory, a lenient recollection of the Driving Miss Daisy chain of history.

"For NOx, [diesel] cars are on average four times over the legal limit, because of the lenient nature of the test cycle in the EU".

She moved in 1669 to the more lenient Convent of Santa Paula of the Hieronymite order in Mexico City, and there she took her vows.

Some American soldiers — white and black — objected to what they saw as lenient treatment of the scores of Italian prisoners held there.