Sentence examples for lenient conditions from inspiring English sources

In September 1135 Conrad made peace with Lothar under similar lenient conditions.

Understanding who they are, why they fled and what they have to return to may lead to creative solutions involving resettlement in third countries, repatriation for some and continued hosting under more lenient conditions for others.

The details are expected to be finalised next week and any new commitments Samaras makes will be scrutinised by the electorate, which voted him into power earlier this year on the promise of exacting more lenient conditions from the troika.

3. Guantánamo detainees have been treated more harshly than inmates in federal prisons Until the recent confrontations between guards and prisoners, Guantánamo held most of its detainees in relatively lenient conditions, especially compared with federal prisons.

Portugal agreed on Tuesday to accept an international aid plan of 78 billion euros ($116 billion) that the country's caretaker prime minister, José Sócrates, suggested would involve more lenient conditions than those imposed on Greece and Ireland in return for similar bailouts.

The Class 71 has more lenient operating conditions thanks to better infrastructure, and therefore has not been prone to as much malfunction.

Unlike the Class 71, the sister trains in service with NSB were prone to trouble, having to operate on hundred-year-old infrastructure on cross-mountain services; the Class 71 has more lenient operating conditions thanks to better infrastructure.

Their survival can be explained by the sparse evaluation of fitness in our model, causing periods of relatively lenient environmental conditions that allow for an extended period of time for compensatory mutations to arrive (see supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

The Amr::CoarseTimeStep function is the 'outermost loop' in the time-stepping algorithm which uses subcycling, i.e., the coarsest grids take the largest time steps (since they have the most lenient CFL condition), and the refined grids must take smaller time steps to satisfy their stricter CFL conditions.

The fund bailed out Ukraine to the tune of $16.4 billion, and was relatively lenient over its conditions.

A late 17th-century biography, added to the early editions of Grace Abounding, reveals that he relieved his family by making and selling "long Tagg'd laces"; prison conditions were lenient enough for him to be let out at times to visit friends and family and to address meetings.