The government safeguards the Christian holy places and is lenient on the right of return of Christian refugees.
The United States and Canada — not a state known to be lenient on matters of human rights — have already signed free trade agreements with Colombia.
Although he proclaimed the plot of Tron: Legacy and its predecessor to be spotty, Ian Buckwater of NPR was lenient of the latter film due to its youth-friendly nature.
It's easier to be lenient of everything from mediocrity to intense eccentricity in a city where you and all your neighbors are held captive by a cruel deep freeze for half of each year.
It's easier to be lenient of everything from mediocrity to intense eccentricity in a city where you and all your neighbours are held captive by a cruel deep freeze for half of each year.
In 2008 he accused some judges of being lenient on gun crime by overlooking mandatory five-year sentences for possession of a firearm.
"If he had been judged by an international body, there would never be these thoughts that there was favoritism involved because he is Spain's most famous sportsman and the federation was lenient on him because of that," said David Millar, a British rider on the Garmin-Cervelo team who has been outspoken against doping.
Activists also called for the resignation of Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez, who has a record of being lenient on police misconduct.
That rule "comes into operation at the end of the process of construing what Congress has expressed, not at the beginning as an overriding consideration of being lenient to wrong-doers". Callanan v. United States, 364 U.S. 587, 596, 81 S.Ct.
The court's decision to have Chey Tae-won, 53, detained and dispatched to prison from the courtroom, pending his appeal, was highly unusual in South Korea, where judges are known for being lenient to powerful tycoons convicted of white-collar crimes.
"The attitude of banks is lenient towards the bigwigs," he said.
