Sentence examples for lenient date from inspiring English sources
And it's not easy for those with social power to give up that control: control of stricter abortion laws, control of lenient date rape laws, control of blaming women for being sexual beings independent of men.
The influx is driven in part by Venezuela's long tradition of lenient immigration policies — dating at least from the years after World War II, when the country was a magnet for immigrants from war-ravaged Europe — and by the importance of the asset that has helped define this nation for a century: oil.
Black lace can also take you anywhere -- from day to night, from (lenient) workplace to a date.
More lenient fuel economy standards for light trucks date back to the 1970's, when these vehicles were mostly pickups used by farmers and small businesses.
The country has agreed a date next week for the brothers' appeal against the lenient 2011 sentence.
It's like a date and your parents are probably going to be more lenient in such a situation.
How is possible that New York retains a law, dating to a 16th-century British statute, allowing far more lenient treatment of family members who sexually molest children than that mandated for unrelated people?
Audits by the state comptroller dating back to 1990 have shown that schools tend to give more lenient grades on state Regents exams than do teams of expert scorers.
Britain looks particularly lenient.
