Sentence examples for more lenient with from inspiring English sources

A few airlines are more lenient with their smoking policies.

Referees, for one thing, used to be an awful lot more lenient with defenders.

Will you be more lenient with customers who need more time to pay?

She wasn't as strict, and she was more lenient with me than other teachers".

New York is even more lenient with unions than it is with corporations.

(The rules for ranches that breed horses are more lenient, with a profit for two out of seven years).

Many Iranians, unlike hardline government officials, yearn for a more lenient government with strong, healthy ties to the west.

But state and federal enforcement officials took a more lenient approach with government-owned tanks, he said.

The juvenile justice system generally applies more lenient sentences, with no death penalties, and does not allow capital punishment for minors.

But until the market softens and the gatekeepers become more lenient, people with less-than-perfect pets might consider using the time wisely.

However, he warned about the impact of regulators trying to compete to attract banks, saying: "The danger is the race that we could have for a more lenient regulation with a more lenient regulator". He said the risk of such leniency was lax regulation that could lead to another financial crisis, and called for Europe to stick "strictly" to existing legislation.