Examples of using Lenient in English and their translations into German
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I shall be lenient.
Tom is too lenient with his students.
Be a little more lenient!
Tom is too lenient with his students.
That's said way too lenient!
God lenient but just judge. Expiating on earth.
I knew you would be too lenient.
The EU is being far too lenient with Hungary, Die Welt criticises.
The father in this case too lenient.
Plus, the judge was lenient in sentencing.
God is All-forgiving and Lenient.
The sentence may not be more lenient than the other applicable laws permit.
We don't want to be too strict or too lenient.
Still He has been Lenient, Forgiving.
They would found you but we were too lenient.
Also know that Allah is Lenient and Forgiving.
And stateside review boards are even more lenient.
Hitler was critical of Horthy's lenient Jewish policy and, it is said, explained to Horthy that things were different in Poland.
Because in our state, the laws are far more lenient- than they should be.
The criteria proposed by the Commission would actually seem to be relatively lenient.
For I know that you are a lenient and merciful God, patient and great in compassion, and forgiving despite ill will.
But personally... You think the sentence extremely lenient.
You men are too lenient against error; you do not recognize its great danger, and that is why you do not fight it, but you tolerate it.
However today is a holiday. We will make an exception, and be lenient.
No matter how much the authority tries to make the proposal appear lenient and reasonable, this kind of irresponsible attitude in and of itself is very troublesome.
Even if they are caught and convicted,they often receive very lenient sentences.
So as to be able to be more tolerant, lenient and understanding of the different way each individual and all things are working to their own final perfection.
Far from being too harsh,the government was extraordinary lenient.
This is because Germany's politically correct justice system is notoriously lenient when it comes to prosecuting, sentencing and deporting foreign offenders.
There is a potential risk that, too lenient national regulation could partially jeopardise the benefits of liberalisation, which would be captured by dominant players in non-liberalised segments.