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Meanings of too lenient in anglès

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Usage of too lenient in anglès
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I suggest that the sentence, far from meriting reduction, was too lenient.
The Irish Times
2
Warren and Cummings have said they believe the settlement was too lenient.
Reuters
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The Director of Public Prosecutions had argued the penalty was too lenient.
The Irish Times
4
We have perhaps been too lenient in deference to your, um, sex.
Greener Than You Think
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At that moment he really did think he had been too lenient.
Cæsar or Nothing
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His critics alternately accuse him of being too lenient and too overbearing.
Space Master, GM Book
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But human rights groups say Uribe has been too lenient with paramilitary commanders.
Reuters
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The lawmakers thought the settlement was too lenient on the banks.
Reuters
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Labour also questioned whether HMRC was too lenient on big business.
Reuters
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The trouble was, they had been too lenient with the French.
The Young Lions
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The sentence has been criticised as too lenient by anti-drugs campaigners.
The Irish Times
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Some of Epstein's accusers have criticized that agreement as too lenient.
Reuters
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His Majesty pampers these d-d Americans, is too lenient by far.
Richard Carvel — Complete
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I have been too tender of you, too lenient with you.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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If I were guilty, this treatment would be only too lenient.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 77, March, 1864 / A Magazin...
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And it is mine and Patrick's fault fer being too lenient with ye.
Seduced by a highlander
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