Sentence examples for a lenient policy from inspiring English sources

The ARVN guards, although they could not condone these temporary escapes outright, apparently adopted a lenient policy toward them.

This would be combined with a lenient policy toward Southern property and slavery that he believed would conciliate the southern populace to the authority of the Union.

A lenient policy toward the magnates did not yield much support for the king, and after 1237 it proved impossible to negotiate the grant of direct taxes with unwilling subjects.

The popes in Avignon had a lenient policy toward the Jews, whose creative life flourished, particularly in philosophy and theology.

I just hope there will be a lenient policy regarding tattoos, or the pole sport competitor population may dramatically decrease!

When I worked previously at a practice that had a more lenient policy regarding vaccines, the experience was even more stark.

Romney was originally in support of a more lenient policy toward abortion rights because, as Salon.com reported, he had a personal impediment: Ann Keenan, the sister of his brother-in-law died at the age of 21 from an unsafe abortion.

Arrests for marijuana possession fell to new lows after the enactment of a more lenient policy late last year.

Besides, she added, other airlines in the Middle East impose similar conditions (though Gulliver would contend that Emirates has a more lenient policy).

Labor adopted a more lenient policy and the number of boat arrivals surged -- triggering public concern that the country was losing control of its borders.

As recently as last week, Senator John McCain got heckled at an angry town hall for attempting to persuade Arizona residents to accept a more lenient policy towards undocumented workers.