Sentence examples for lenient course from inspiring English sources

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.

Mike's job approving historical-preservation projects on old houses left him time to take a lot of lenient-parenting courses and to read all the lenient-parenting books, though he had no children himself.

It's famous for its lenient cannabis laws, of course, but it also gives people the opportunity to have their drugs tested for free and anonymously at plentiful testing centres around the country – something the UK is lagging behind on terribly.

Of course, his removal for being too lenient was unlikely.

Cas will reveal fully in due course why it has taken a more lenient view of the offence than world football's governing body did, but Suarez's lawyers claim they "successfully argued that Fifa had misapplied its own rules when considering the case and the sanction it imposed was disproportionate".

In the course of finding common connected components, UEDAMAlign takes lenient criteria which may vary with parameters according to topological feature of input PPI networks.

The rest of the field's best chance for a lenient layout Sunday is if Tiger does not tear up the course and post a 54-hole score of 15 under, or something similar.

In the course of finding common connected components, UEDAMAlign adopts unequally lenient criteria to extend a pair of homologous proteins.

The Cabin in the Woods is a shrewd, ingenious look at the programmatic elements of the genre, a satire that is also a lenient celebration, and it could wind up being a set text in any MA course in horror.

"The case will in due course be heard by three court of appeal judges who will decide whether or not the sentence is unduly lenient and whether they should increase it".

Britain looks particularly lenient.