Sentence examples for more lenient rules from inspiring English sources

With more lenient rules allowing zone defenses, many teams try to trap ballhandlers along the baseline.

The cases were to be tried in military commissions, which have more lenient rules of evidence than civilian courts.

Last week, it successfully challenged Mr. Quinn's bankruptcy declaration in Northern Ireland, where more lenient rules would have permitted him a fresh start within 12 months.

The only hitch is that these more lenient rules vary widely from carrier to carrier, so travelers need to call their airline to find out the details.

Sport utility vehicles have been regulated as light trucks since the late 1960's and face more lenient rules than cars.

It is the administration that disadvantaged American companies when it argued for more lenient rules from the suppliers group than those written into American law.

Anticipating stricter signage regulations, billboard companies are rushing to erect large, free-standing sign stanchions that would be governed by the more lenient current rules.

A smaller theater with more lenient union rules, Mr. Davis said, "allows us to produce theater year-round in a more affordable way" and to take risks on new or experimental plays.

Military prosecutors should stick to those parameters, and not try to exploit the somewhat more lenient evidentiary rules in military commissions, or urge a fanciful redefinition of torture to preserve a defendant's confession or other evidence.

Older, more lenient basement rules that allowed for large, walkout basements those which have a side that opens to the outdoors were damaging the visual appeal of Malibu's hillsides, he says.

JLR is Britain's biggest builder of high-end and premium models and is one of the many small and premium automakers benefiting from more lenient EU rules including those on emissions, due to low sales volumes compared with mass manufacturers.