Sentence examples for both lenient and from inspiring English sources

On the scale of freedom/tyranny, we've supported both lenient and incredibly harsh rulers, as long as they bought American military hardware and not Russian.

But in both cases the tests were far too lenient and banks were not required to raise enough capital.

Frustrated, Kearney criticized both the water board for being too lenient and PG&E because "they never fixed anything". "Hello, we're sick, our children are sick, our grandchildren are sick," Kearney said.

I recall him being lenient and adoring and fun.

OpenDJ is not as lenient, and requires a full time specification, with trailing "Z".

Be too lenient and it degenerates into a free-for-all, and neither side benefits.

He dismissed criticisms that he was too lenient and that his players were too undisciplined.

He argues that military courts are more lenient and also less efficient than civilian ones.

The Court of Appeal deemed the punishment too lenient and it was revised to 27 months.

This lenient and flexible mechanism greatly encourages employees to actively attempt disruptive innovation.

The Dutch are legendarily lenient and pragmatic.