Sentence examples for lenient way from inspiring English sources
The decision highlighted the more lenient way that the Israeli legal system treats Jews who have committed nationalist murders.
"He tried to find the most lenient way to punish the kids," said Nicole Wisor, 16, a 10th grader who had attended the school.
Pablo Larraín is the Chilean director who has created complex, troubling and oblique movies about a country emerging from denial about the Pinochet era and the lenient way that era was permitted to end.
"Unfortunately the lenient way of our government here in tackling the radicalisation machinery in the mosques was complacent … So they go there [to the mosques] and they listen to a version of Islam which is synonymous to Isis and al-Qaida and all these radical terrorists.
So they're lenient that way".
"Hidden channels are likely to continue to fill this gap so long as demand remains high, supply tight, and oversight lenient".An alternative way to measure the availability of credit is simply to ask people.
In the case of Reckitt's Nurofen, the watchdogs here and Down Under have been way too lenient.
"Deutsche Börse's requirements were way too lenient, and it ruined things for everybody else," said Robert Ireland, the chief executive of Next Alternative, which had about 11 million Canadian dollars in revenue in 2011.
A hard-hitting report released on Monday by the Commons public accounts committee, the parliamentary spending watchdog, also criticises HM Revenue & Customs for being "way too lenient" in negotiations with corporations which pay little or no corporation tax.
The Commons public accounts committee (PAC), the parliamentary spending watchdog, also criticises HM Revenue & Customs for being "way too lenient" in negotiations with corporations that pay little or no corporation tax.
Several current and former law enforcement officials said they were also troubled by the appearance that Mr. Smith, known to his friends and colleagues as "J.J.," may have received lenient treatment as a way of avoiding further embarrassment for the bureau in a case that threatened to expose national security secrets.
