Sentence examples for too lenient on from inspiring English sources

Di Tullio's Justicialist government is accused of being too lenient on criminals and favoring minorities over the majority, but social inclusion is one of the founding principles of Justicialism.

Di Tullio's Justicialist government are accused of being too lenient on criminals and favouring minorities over the majority, but social inclusion is one of the founding principles of Justicialism.

"They were too lenient on him".

Mandela was too lenient on the whites.

Palestinians, meanwhile, view it as too lenient on the Israelis.

But others joined their Republican rivals in finding the bill too lenient on immigrants.

Critics of TARP have argued that the government was too lenient on the banks.

Hungarians, he says, tend to be too lenient on human weakness, unlike the "more military" Czechs.

Or that a colleague is too lenient on some criteria and too stringent on others.

Many experts say that the federal Environmental Protection Agency is too lenient on product manufacturers.

But the deal drew much criticism, including from rights groups and the victims themselves, for being too lenient on Katsav.