Sentence examples for a more lenient view from inspiring English sources

Derrick took a more lenient view.

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.

Many parents (and no doubt even more grandparents) take a more lenient view; I found plenty of online sites that specialized in creating gift packages for campers.

That ruling could make it more likely that other lenders will start taking a more lenient view when it comes to older mortgage borrowers.

But as the music industry has contracted under the impact of piracy, Brussels has taken a more lenient view, approving the merger of Sony and BMG in both 2004 and 2008 after a court challenge to the initial approval.

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".

Nanni Moretti's Mia Madre is warm, witty and seductive: his best film since The Son's Room, returning him to the themes of cinema, life, family ties and family guilt, though given here a gentler and more lenient view.

The sages at Yavne, however, did take a major step toward restoring Halakhic consistency by upholding the generally more lenient views of the House of Hillel over those of the House of Shammai, thus establishing the Hillelite tradition as the main trend of rabbinic Judaism.

He faces a maximum of seven years in prison, but would be expected to receive a more lenient sentence in view of his guilty pleas.

Applying a narrow definition, i.e., neglecting the externality, the consumer welfare (CW) standard can result in a more lenient criterion than the total welfare (TW) standard, which is in contrast to the general view in the literature.

Fortunately, a more lenient reading is possible.