Sentence examples for had a lenient from inspiring English sources

He found out that Seward Park had a lenient sublet policy, allowing for subletting after two years of occupancy.

The council rejected many candidates who had a lenient stance toward reformers but also some who are affiliated with Ayatollah Mohammad Taqi Mesbah-Yazdi, a cleric who has often spoken against democracy.

The popes in Avignon had a lenient policy toward the Jews, whose creative life flourished, particularly in philosophy and theology.

In fact, the surgical personnel in our hospital may perceive that this particular surgical environment has a lenient attitude towards patient safety climate.

If you have a lenient teacher right after lunch or brunch/recess, then sometimes they will let you eat in class.

"If this was a condo or the building had a more lenient sublet policy," he said, "it would have been sold a hundred times already".

When I worked previously at a practice that had a more lenient policy regarding vaccines, the experience was even more stark.

King Herod had a more lenient stance on abortion than Theresa May.

The owners had taken a lenient attitude to public access, so the property is familiar territory to many residents.

But after handing down a six-year prison sentence, the court said Mr. Li had received a lenient sentence because "he confessed to all his crimes and his family reconciled with the victims' families through compensation".

Besides, she added, other airlines in the Middle East impose similar conditions (though Gulliver would contend that Emirates has a more lenient policy).