Sentence examples for forgiving approach from inspiring English sources

But the regulators might take a more forgiving approach next time.

The N.F.L. and its teams have recently embraced a new and perhaps more forgiving approach toward misbehaving fans.

It is largely overseen by the S.E.C., which takes a forgiving approach to firms that sell products to active investors.

This pattern changed in mid-2010 when the appeals court, in Al-Adahi v. Obama overturned a grant of habeas corpus and instructed the district judges to take a more forgiving approach to the government's evidence.

The most successful in the genre, like "Home Alone," "Meet the Fockers," or "Ghostbusters" have wrapped occasionally sharp-edged physical humor, notable star performances and more than a few eye-catching special effects around a warm, forgiving approach to life and laughter.

Local moneymen hope it will add to Luxembourg's allure as a wealth-management centre.Aside from its multilingualism and its location at the heart of Europe, Luxembourg's main attraction as a financial centre has been its forgiving approach to taxation, for both individuals and businesses.

But compare that widespread approval and admiration to how the media and members of the public have treated less forgiving approaches to racism, like Black Lives Matter, Idle No More and Antifa.

Find forgiveness by forgiving yourself.

"Nebraska" is at once clear-eyed and forgiving about people who are approaching life's end.

The musical's creators have described their approach as more nuanced and forgiving.

The right takes a similar approach, with most partisans glorifying in war and repression while forgiving bloated spending.