Aún no tenemos significados para "more lenient".
1Richer nations such as Ireland and Portugal were offered more lenient terms.
2But this did not make Seabrooke any more lenient in his judgment.
3The Parisian jury showed themselves more lenient than their colleagues at Versailles.
4Since knowing Tessibel Skinner, he had become more lenient toward the law-breakers.
5Back then, it was a more lenient NFL than it is now.
6Days later, the video came back with a more lenient classification.
7Whether agreeing to record confessions has won suspects more lenient treatment is unclear.
8Amin decided his treatment might be more lenient if he surrendered.
9The law of the Church, on the other hand, was much more lenient.
10Republican leaders traditionally have resisted more lenient rules on casting ballots.
11Graydon, who understood her the less, was the more lenient judge.
12The man is a madman, and Scythian Tamburlaine was more lenient.
13I'll try and be more lenient with the poor fellow, then.
14Price Action is more lenient and requires only two hours of attention per day.
15Officials throughout Algeria have received instructions to take a more lenient approach with citizens.
16The rules for the elderly dependants are much more lenient under EU Immigration law.
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More lenient a través del tiempo
More lenient por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América