Sentence examples for far more lenient from inspiring English sources

The DoJ settled for far more lenient remedies.

Broomfield's Battle for Haditha also focused on abuses committed by the US military, but his movie was far more lenient.

These loans carry far more lenient terms than executives could obtain in the marketplace, and companies often forgive the debts.

Industry groups and their Republican allies praised the move, which leaves a far more lenient ozone rule in place for at least a year.

Since his fall, Egypt has improved relations with Hamas, the militant group controlling the Gaza Strip, and has instituted a far more lenient border policy with Gaza.

A Government official said the Justice Department review panels had been far more lenient toward the exiles than the immigration agency had.

He believes that far from Portugal becoming more lenient, the reality is that the state intervenes far more than it did before Law 30 and the other associated legislation was introduced.

Apart from God himself and Judge Dredd (both so careless of due process) one eminent figure is Lewis Carroll's Queen of Hearts, whose multiple sentences of instant beheading are quietly reversed by her husband, the king, though he becomes less lenient and far more erratic as judge at the trial of the Knave of Hearts.

The Fed may get somewhat more lenient but it is far less tolerant of inflation than it once was, and consumers, business and workers basically know this.

Deals light on covenants are nothing new, yet both still-recovering companies managed to arrange debt with the more lenient provisions reserved for those with far less risk of missing payments.

As far as credit score, military-oriented lenders may be more lenient, since the federal government allows wage garnishments of military personnel in case of default.