He has has been one of the most outspoken opponents of immigration reform in Congress, and has labeled the Obama administration's lenient executive actions "overreach".
Ms. Harman, Democrat of California, was seeking to counter news reports that she had been overheard on a government wiretap agreeing to help seek lenient treatment from the Bush administration for the two lobbyists in exchange for support for her bid to be chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
ON the issue of mergers, experts said that the Clinton administration was fairly lenient, using the same standards that existed under Presidents Reagan and Bush.
Last year when a student was found guilty of buying the final thesis that is required of every Princeton senior, there was an uproar among students who thought the administration was too lenient in giving the student only a three-year suspension.
Following the mid-term elections, the corporate regulation pendulum has begun to swing back from the more lenient emphasis of the Trump administration.
The Abe administration is completely lenient in its attitude toward nuclear power.
But one of Full Sail's 11 programs actually flunked a test run of the previous, ridiculously lenient version of the Obama Administration's "gainful employment" rule -- which measured how many of a school's graduates and dropouts were unable to pay down their student loans.
When I talked with Sophia Martelly, she pointed out that her husband's administration had been unusually lenient with the press and with political opponents, and suggested that the unconstrained atmosphere encouraged speculation.
In contrast to Mr. Sessions's views on drug crimes, the Obama administration pushed for more lenient and flexible sentencing laws and presided over the first decline in the federal prison population in a generation.
Christine Varney, President Obama's chief trustbuster, gave a speech on May 11th in which she repudiated the "overly lenient" course favoured by the previous administration.Ms Varney's remarks suggest that the transatlantic flow of ideas on antitrust policy may now be moving from east to west.
Skeptics of a potential deal, including many U.S. lawmakers and Israel, worry that the administration may be too lenient in allowing Iran to keep centrifuges.
