Italy has one of lowest prison populations in the world because of its lenient appeals process.
Both states had relatively lenient permit processes.
But after objections from the ultra-Orthodox, the bill formally placed authority for conversion in the hands of the chief rabbinate and declared Orthodox Jewish law to be the basis of conversion, making Americans fear that their more lenient conversion processes would be invalidated.
Gas stations, credit unions, department stores, furniture retailers and jewelry stores are amongst creditors who sometimes have relatively lenient qualification processes and are, therefore, good places to start if you don't already have strong credit.
Angered by institutional psychiatric practices and lenient involuntary commitment processes, Millett became an activist.
They are usually very lenient with the hiring process and attract a rougher crowd.
Under the Justice Department's Equitable Sharing Program, police working with federal agencies can submit seized property for forfeiture through a federal process that is more lenient than most of those at the state level.
Until now, lawyers and academics say, international judges have been rather lenient in an effort to move the process along and keep defendants involved in the proceedings.
Halachic precedents over the centuries provide ample basis for a lenient approach to "accepting the yoke of mitzvot" in the conversion process.
B4 Questions on Prison Health A close examination of how New York City evaluates the work of Prison Health Services, which provides medical care to inmates in city jails, reveals a process that often appears to be slapdash, subjective and lenient.
