Sentence examples for have a lenient from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

I also happen to have a more lenient stance on its use than most people.

Or will it simply mean that the insolvent countries have a far more lenient creditor in the ECB than the straight-talking Angela Merkel?

Hamid Ghodse, an INCB board member, said it was regrettable that a "number of people have got a lenient response in the UK and around the world", although he declined to name the celebrities he had in mind.

"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".

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

Pennsylvania actually has a relatively lenient age limit for filing child sex abuse charges 30 for civil cases and 50 for criminal cases.

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