| They also call for more lenience regarding blacklist criteria, particularly for companies operating large fleets of ships. |
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| American officials have expressed growing frustration at the government's apparent lenience. |
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| Brazilian lenience with Argentina's abusive restrictions weakens, rather than strengthens, Mercosur. |
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| The Constitution does not mandate lenience, forgiveness or forgetfulness. |
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| Nana's mother's joy in these children, her father's reputed amused lenience, stung Nana. |
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| The bank's capital base had been insufficient to absorb heavy losses, in part because of regulatory lenience. |
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| Atkinson also showed lenience to Liverpool when ignoring Alberto Moreno's penalty-box tug on Romelu Lukaku. |
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| Any lenience on our part would cast a shadow over EU credibility in this respect. |
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| Mercy and lenience are asked for guilty persons: justice is all that an innocent man requires. |
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| Our national governments must beware, for there is no room for lenience and fine feelings here: they can only lead to a lax and irresponsible attitude. |
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| Several conservative pundits who had been implacably opposed to anything that smacked of lenience towards illegal immigrants are suddenly declaring themselves untroubled by the idea. |
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| The Council must make publicly clear that the two fugitive indictees and those who protect them will not benefit from any lenience or any support from the international community. |
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| In fact, they are still very much ethnically or regionally based and led by strong men, although leaders and parliamentarians show considerable lenience to change camps. |
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| In response to the public expressions of anger at the perceived lenience of Homolka's sentence, an independent inquiry was established to investigate the circumstances underlying the Homolka plea bargain. |
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