Sentence examples for lenient limits from inspiring English sources

The stricter limits in the final plan were certain to incense energy industry advocates who had already balked at the more lenient limits in the proposed plan.

Pennsylvania actually has a relatively lenient age limit for filing child sex abuse charges 30 for civil cases and 50 for criminal cases.

In San Diego and Los Angeles, courtrooms groan because the law is fierce; in Alameda County and San Francisco, lenient DAs limit the number of cases that fall into the three-strikes category.It is these disparities that the California Supreme Court hopes to redress by allowing judges to second-guess the DAs on the severity of the crimes.

Ratchet through the MR's tightly gated six-speed transmission, and, by third gear at the 7,000 rpm redline, you'll be breaking even the most lenient speed limit in America.

Subjects were introduced to the task in a quick warm-up session where we gave them a lenient time limit of 800 ms to complete the two movements.

T-Mobile is more lenient with the limits on most of its plans, slowing the access speeds for its heaviest users instead of charging more.

Moreover, the lenient 7-day time limit of reporting under the current law may cause unnecessary delay, and tightening of the limit should be considered.

States gradually lowered the extremely lenient legal blood alcohol limit in the United States, 0.15percentto to its current level of 0.08percentt.

See how strict or lenient they are, and test their limits.

"For NOx, [diesel] cars are on average four times over the legal limit, because of the lenient nature of the test cycle in the EU".

(More than 4m such cards have been issued to Mexicans since 1998).The Feinstein-Kyl bill, which is still being debated, looks likely to get merged with a slightly more lenient bill sponsored by Ted Kennedy, which would limit the extensive checking to people from suspect states.