He said management would be more lenient".If it's a millimeter over size, get on with it," he said.
We might be more lenient if theatres offered a significant discount during the preview period.
Amin decided his treatment might be more lenient if he surrendered.
But over 500, encouraged by the lenient if haphazard court sentences of their colleagues and the absence of reprisals, have trickled back in the other direction.
David Hollingworth from London & Country adds that a handful of lenders are only slightly more lenient if borrowers are placing part of the mortgage on a repayment deal.
And officials said the law lets the Treasury write most of its own restrictions on executive pay, and those restrictions can be lenient if they are applied to a set of fairly healthy companies.
Peruvian prosecutors said they would seek a sentence of life in prison for the former spy chief, but they have hinted that they may be more lenient if he agrees to cooperate in other investigations.
But it would probably be hard: finance ministers of the 11 countries due to merge their currencies in the new year have been impressed by Mr Papantoniou during his four years as Mr Drachma and may be lenient if Greece is on the border-line to meet the criteria.
From Dover, Norfolkline (to Dunkirk), and P&O and SeaFrance (to Calais) generally have plenty of capacity, and usually take the view that if you arrive in time for an earlier sailing they will allow you on board, and they also prove lenient if you miss your booked sailing.
