Sentence examples for a lenient view of from inspiring English sources

In Marylebone they take a lenient view of sleepers.

You might expect antitrust regulators to take a lenient view of tobacco-market concentration.

So is Dad (Mr. Laurie), a relaxed fellow who takes a lenient view of anything involving his children.

Boys used to expect a late summer holiday to pick hops, and schools took a lenient view of such absences in those days.

Garret Rasmussen, an antitrust lawyer at the Washington firm of Patton Boggs, points out that, in the past, the Justice Department took a lenient view of antitrust issues in service industries.

This was pointed out to me by Garrett Oliver, the longtime brew master of Brooklyn Brewery and editor of the recent Oxford Companion to Beer, who took a lenient view of my simple pleasure, at one point comparing it to his rarely indulged affection for a White Castle cheeseburger.

The dueling area could not easily be observed from above or below, and New Jersey took a more lenient view of the practice than New York.

If the bill picks up any traction (and it's new enough that we don't know yet if it will) it's likely to be watered down over time as lawmakers with a more lenient view of how big tech should be regulated look it over.

Cas will reveal fully in due course why it has taken a more lenient view of the offence than world football's governing body did, but Suarez's lawyers claim they "successfully argued that Fifa had misapplied its own rules when considering the case and the sanction it imposed was disproportionate".

48 min: min: Terry climbs all over Kone to win a header and then shoves the Ivorian right in front of the ref. Taking a leaf out of the FA's book, the ref decides to take an inexcusably lenient view of that.

The ref takes a lenient view.