Encara no tenim significats per a "too lenient".
1I suggest that the sentence, far from meriting reduction, was too lenient.
2Warren and Cummings have said they believe the settlement was too lenient.
3The Director of Public Prosecutions had argued the penalty was too lenient.
4We have perhaps been too lenient in deference to your, um, sex.
5At that moment he really did think he had been too lenient.
6His critics alternately accuse him of being too lenient and too overbearing.
7But human rights groups say Uribe has been too lenient with paramilitary commanders.
8The lawmakers thought the settlement was too lenient on the banks.
9Labour also questioned whether HMRC was too lenient on big business.
10The trouble was, they had been too lenient with the French.
11The sentence has been criticised as too lenient by anti-drugs campaigners.
12Some of Epstein's accusers have criticized that agreement as too lenient.
13His Majesty pampers these d-d Americans, is too lenient by far.
14I have been too tender of you, too lenient with you.
15If I were guilty, this treatment would be only too lenient.
16And it is mine and Patrick's fault fer being too lenient with ye.
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Too lenient a través del temps
Too lenient per variant geogràfica