Sentence examples similar to More lenient demand from inspiring English sources
Will you be more lenient with customers who need more time to pay?
The 14 defendants received more lenient sentences than the prosecutor had originally demanded.
But they are insured by the federal government, leading to some more lenient standards and lower interest rates than what private lenders might demand on the general market.
As a consequence, a reinforced application of the RSPO standard, for example, in Europe, would decrease demand from non-RSPO members even if Indonesian oil palm producers comply with their own, more lenient standard ISPO.
But securities regulators here find fault with the S.E.C.'s more lenient rules for foreign companies, which file 20F financial statements, instead of the more thorough 10K forms demanded of companies incorporated in the United States.
However, both investigators and the general population in our study demanded more responsibility from PIs with physician licenses at medical institutions, although they were more lenient toward non-licensed PIs at non-medical institutions.
Both investigators and the general population demanded more responsibility from PIs with physician licenses at medical institutions, although they were more lenient toward non-licensed PIs at non-medical institutions.
In its annual financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in March, GEO noted that demand for its detention services "could be adversely affected" by the relaxation of U.S. immigration laws or more lenient deportation practices.
Other companies are more lenient.
Derrick took a more lenient view.
