Sentence examples for much more lenient from inspiring English sources

Federal fuel economy rules are much more lenient for sport utility vehicles than for cars.

It is hard to imagine they would be much more lenient on him.

On the bright side, airlines have been much more lenient in allowing passengers to change or cancel their tickets.

There are no sub-prime mortgages any more... the European regulators have been much more lenient than the US regulators".

After all, when the center-left Democratic Party candidate, Yukio Hatoyama, rose to power in June 2009, Tokyo pursued a much more lenient line toward Beijing.

The police in this generation are much more lenient about letting psychotic people get away than when I was in training 50 years ago".

It's not a bad film, though finally much more sentimental and lenient than the audience might expect from its shocking opening.

Speaking at a campaign rally in Beaumont, Texas, the day after the November 13 attacks, Trump said the situation would have been "much, much different" if France had more lenient gun laws.

As America insists on the globalisation of its drug laws it runs the risk of making the situation much worse in countries that practise more lenient and perhaps saner policies.

The seeming paradox that people who do not put much confidence in the state are more lenient towards euthanasia might in turn be due to problems of operationalization.

And previous efforts to adopt a more lenient disciplinary code still leave much room for out-of-school punishment.