Sentence examples for lenient standards from inspiring English sources

He failed to mention any of the less lenient standards.

And China lacks an effective inspection system to enforce even its more lenient standards.

The wall is critical because the act allows wiretapping and the search of espionage and terrorism suspects under more lenient standards than the Constitution permits in criminal prosecutions.

Three of the four largest French banks had capital shortfalls even by the relatively lenient standards applied by European regulators, and the fourth has suffered a 27 percent share decline so far this year because of its exposure to Greece.

The Bush administration asked Congress today for broad authority to revamp the nation's regulation of fuel-economy standards, but it is unclear whether it wants to set more lenient standards or increase the fuel efficiency of the nation's auto fleet.

The ruling today comes two months after the United States Supreme Court upheld a voucher law in Ohio under the more lenient standards of the United States Constitution's establishment clause.

BP believes it should be held to a more lenient standard.

According to the Transportation Department report, light trucks from G.M. and DaimlerChrysler were unable to meet even the more lenient standard.

But the more lenient standard for light trucks was the object of particular scrutiny in Congress earlier this year.

Now, cases will only be pursued if the past infractions violated a much more lenient standard that takes effect next month.

With the most lenient standard, which would have counted dimpled ballots, Mr. Gore would have won by 332 votes, the newspapers reported.