But secured creditors, including Oaktree and Gramercy, object to what they say are lenient terms.
Roman victory was complete, and the long war ended; Scipio granted comparatively lenient terms to Carthage and to Hannibal personally.
These loans carry far more lenient terms than executives could obtain in the marketplace, and companies often forgive the debts.
The unions said earlier this week that their leaders had gone back to American to ask for more lenient terms.
That new chief executive, Edward Liddy, now says he saw his first priority as being to negotiate more lenient terms.
If they can get multiple term sheet offers, then they can negotiate to sell the smallest part of their company on the most lenient terms.
The pro-consumer side, arguing for more lenient terms for Americans who go broke, often had a one-vote majority on the panel.
As a result, when the Western powers crushed the Boxer Rebellion, they were amenable to lenient terms for China in the final peace settlement.
Mr. Badawi, released in October on lenient terms similar to those offered to Mr. Elbaneh, was quickly put back in prison after the United States government threatened to withdraw aid.
Mortgage brokers netted commissions as they lent almost indiscriminately, offering exotically lenient terms — no money down, no income or job required.
