How to pronounce “lenient” in English

it's much more lenient uh so come there whether you have the best outdoor skills in the world or you're just a aspiring

live with that incredibly lenient sentence and appealed the sentence.

they were a little more lenient with regards to having somebody stay with you.

of naturally tend to judge them leniently you want to be their friend okay so their culture their whatever

You might imagine the Nazi justice system is not terribly lenient toward nonconformist children.

And the central authorities have been actually quite lenient in many cases about allowing these complaints to go on Youku Tudou, the equivalence

Jim Gemmell: But actually a lot of laws are fairly lenient with picture-taking, especially in public places.

And so if you think that they were treated any more leniently than men, you'd be wrong, absolutely the reverse.

We can go into the pool-- the remaining 90% of defendants that the lenient judge has released-- and we can rank order defendants by our algorithm's

allowed a chance for parole, they think that that is too lenient.

We're reaping the benefits of a more progressive view at the National Media Council that is a little bit more lenient and is looking to progress

That person looks like they're lenient.

and so we would just like, we both had jobs that were really like lenient with us taking some time off which was good.

if rarely people are sentenced, the sentences are very, very lenient.

And this was the last day of the deadline that I had set for myself, and he was super lenient.

the federal sentences are far more harsh, whereas in the autumn, if you get your sentencing, you actually get a more lenient sentence.

Well, and the Huffington Post isn't your sister, so I guess a little more lenient.

And my wife was actually a lot more, let's say, lenient.

And they said, "It is because the cross-country coach is the most lenient in the school.