Sentence examples similar to lenient compromise from inspiring English sources

But they still require companion federal controls if they are to be fully effective and not compromised by more lenient states.

The CII sees this as a compromise (with some of its members viewing it as an overly lenient proposal).

Negotiators struck a compromise: in return for laying down their arms, the LRA would face traditional and lenient tribal justice.

Yet that has not stopped some criticism over what has been perceived as a lenient verdict, or conjecture that the jurors — who served anonymously and have not offered public comment — might have decided to compromise by finding something to keep Mr. Ghailani behind bars.

Britain looks particularly lenient.

Was he too lenient?

Others are less lenient.

"We cannot be lenient.

Too Lenient b.

The derivatives compromise allows foreign countries to substitute their own rules if they are "comparable," raising the fear that banks will circumvent the rules by harboring activities in the most lenient country.

Others are more lenient.