Sentence examples for overly lenient with from inspiring English sources

I think what the critics of the current system have to answer is if external regulation is going to be introduced, who is to do it, and to whom is that person or regulator to be accountable?" Cox denied that the committee had been overly lenient with Miller.

By ignoring sites inserted since the species split, this score is overly lenient with profile-based methods that leave many insertions unaligned.

But some analysts contend that the Fed was still too lenient with the banks.

Dowd said the courts had been too lenient with racing cheats.

Mr. Giardina believes that some judges are too lenient with drunken drivers.

Mr. Strickler said the agency had been too lenient with Sushi Samba's owners.

Even the United States, often accused of being too lenient with Uganda, strongly condemned Mr. Museveni.

The writers feel the Committee has been too lenient with a remission of one day.

Mr Vargas, however, says being too lenient with those involved in the drugs trade would be "naive".

As a manager, Lajoie was also described as "much too lenient with his players".

What students don't like is when teachers get too lenient with students and students start breaking the rules.