Sentence examples for is lenient on from inspiring English sources

"Japan is lenient on people with authority," she says.

The hijackings have angered Cuban officials, who feel that American policy not only encourages illegal immigration but also is lenient on those who come here by force.

In essence, SABMiller paid itself, and was able to shift profits from Africa to the Netherlands, where the tax code is lenient on revenue from royalties.

"I am humbly asking if you could be lenient on me".

I'm lenient on on-field umpires, because that's very hard.

"I believe he is basically hoping that Trump will be lenient on him," the former associate said.

"They feel that the reformists will open up to the West and be lenient on the nuclear issue," he said.

If they were lenient, on the other hand, they would be pointless; they might even kid some investors into mistaking compliance for proof of rude health.

His defence lawyers say Judge Masipa should be lenient on the Paralympian, who they has suffered emotionally and financially after the shooting.

"I was told that while she was on her deathbed, she was crying and kept calling my name," he wrote, adding, "I am humbly asking if you could be lenient on me".

Advocates of tough punishment argue that if the exchange or financial regulators are seen to be lenient on fraudulent companies, trust in Japanese markets could be hurt in the long run.