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Meanings of more lenient in inglês

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Usage of more lenient in inglês
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Richer nations such as Ireland and Portugal were offered more lenient terms.
Reuters
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But this did not make Seabrooke any more lenient in his judgment.
Bessie Bradford's Prize
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The Parisian jury showed themselves more lenient than their colleagues at Versailles.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
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Since knowing Tessibel Skinner, he had become more lenient toward the law-breakers.
Tess of the Storm Country
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Back then, it was a more lenient NFL than it is now.
Ebony
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Days later, the video came back with a more lenient classification.
Reuters
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Whether agreeing to record confessions has won suspects more lenient treatment is unclear.
The Guardian
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Amin decided his treatment might be more lenient if he surrendered.
The Guardian
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The law of the Church, on the other hand, was much more lenient.
The Coming of the Friars
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Republican leaders traditionally have resisted more lenient rules on casting ballots.
Reuters
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Graydon, who understood her the less, was the more lenient judge.
A Young Girl's Wooing
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The man is a madman, and Scythian Tamburlaine was more lenient.
Chivalry: Dizain des Reines
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I'll try and be more lenient with the poor fellow, then.
The Outdoor Chums; Or, The First Tour of the Rod, Gun and Camera...
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Price Action is more lenient and requires only two hours of attention per day.
The South African
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Officials throughout Algeria have received instructions to take a more lenient approach with citizens.
Reuters
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The rules for the elderly dependants are much more lenient under EU Immigration law.
The South African
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