Sentence examples for were more lenient from inspiring English sources
I guess the laws were more lenient then.
He began building bigger and bigger projects, and searching for places where the laws were more lenient.
Later Taoists were more lenient, however, encouraging a freer, more intuitive approach both to works of art and to nature.
Sydney district court judge Kate Traill stressed she was required to sentence according to laws at the time, which were more lenient towards sex offenders.
He said that while it was still difficult to gain entry to public universities, entry requirements at many of the "second grade" private universities were more lenient.
A native of Egypt who spent much of his life in California, Mr. Iknadosian moved his gun-selling operation to Arizona in 2004, because the gun laws were more lenient, prosecutors said.
Other companies are more lenient.
For insiders, the rules are more lenient.
The building's policies are more lenient than some.
"Maybe they're more lenient in the United Kingdom," he said.
