"how lenient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to ask a question about how tolerant or permissive someone or something is. For example, "I was wondering how lenient my teacher will be about turning in late assignments."
Just how lenient can be inferred from the growth in earnings restatements in recent years.
InDefence founder Ólafur Elíasson was one of the many who called for Gunnlaugsson's resignation, voicing disappointment as to how lenient his government proved to be in its negotiations with the creditors of the three fallen Icelandic banks.
Officials in another county, Alachua, set scores relatively high, but when only 78 percent of teachers were deemed highly effective or effective, and when they saw how lenient other districts were, they set them much lower; ultimately, 99.4 percent of teachers were rated effective or highly effective.
President-elect Trump has pledged to deport all immigrants who have committed any "crime," no matter how minor the offense, how lenient the sentence, or how long ago it was committed.
Flynn also revealed that he is co-operating with Mueller's Russia probe, and, as Ed Luce writes in the FT, the most "ominous" part of Flynn's plea bargain is how lenient it is.
That gives the White House an enormous amount of authority, with the president and his advisers deciding how lenient to be when it comes to states that have legalized pot.
This is true no matter how strict or lenient one wishes to be regarding how many of the dignity-grounding capacities an individual must possess to have human dignity.
Table 1 shows how a more lenient accessibility rule increases the number of countries included in the analysis.
See how strict or lenient they are, and test their limits.
On quality, Facebook's director of growth Alex Schultz explained that at times in the past, Facebook was too lenient about how aggressively game developers could spam Facebook users.
I was also pretty lenient on how the group should award credit regarding the location of the four basic flavors on the tongue, ultimately deciding to accept answers both when the kids identified the correct placement of the flavors (sweet in the front, salty on the side, etc).
