Sentence examples for lenient form from inspiring English sources

Finally, and most problematic, the P.K.K. is demanding the rehabilitation of its militants — including, if not actual freedom, then a lenient form of house arrest for Ocalan.

As a result, laws that discriminate against gays and lesbians are often treated to the most lenient form of judicial scrutiny, rational basis review.

As minority-voter registration surged, conservatives began warning that permitting more lenient forms of registration opened the door to fraud.

But it doesn't seem plausible that southerners' more lenient attitudes towards certain forms of violence are readily attributed to widespread cognitive disability.

The reaction softened a bit when, without objection from the Crown prosecutor, the judge handed down lenient sentences; the most severe, for the arsonists, included a form of house arrest.

We employ a lenient evaluation criterion: if the disambiguation system predicts an expanded form that is different from the original but in the same cluster of the manually built sense inventory, we regard this as a correct prediction.

The second treaty abandoned the lenient spirit of the first and exacted indemnities from France, partly in the form of territory and partly in money.

The split occurred in the 1950s during the McCarthyism scares, as the Catholic factions broke away to form the DLP on the basis that the ALP was too lenient towards communists.

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

Mr. Lieberman's form of observance makes clear that Orthodox Judaism is a continuum that ranges from lenient to stringent interpretation of Jewish law.

When did England goalie Joe Hart's form start the decline so disastrously evident at Wembley? A. Hart-sayptics saboutout a year ago post-Euro 2012, more lenient observers go for after Christmas.