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leniently [америк. ˈliniəntli, брит. ˈliːnɪəntli] НАРЕЧ.

leniently

con indulgencia

leniently

con lenidad офиц.

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However, as he was the father of the king, he was dealt with leniently. en.wikipedia.org

To this day, offenders against black victims are treated more leniently than those whose victims are white. theconversation.com

This explains why governments tend to treat them leniently when corruption or other charges are made against them. echoofindia.com

Many say it is unfair that corrupt officials are treated leniently by the courts, while those without money or influence can receive severe sentences. www.bbc.co.uk

Their game to be refereed more leniently or hurling to be punished for sins that originated in football? www.independent.ie

If losses are coming down, they will be treated leniently. www.telegraph.co.uk

Two teenagers who committed similar offences were dealt with far more leniently. www.dailymail.co.uk

Ultimately, this additional competition and resulting costs accumulate making regional markets with strictly regulated housing have 17% higher rents and 51% higher housing prices than do leniently governed areas. en.wikipedia.org

Rehabilitation was blamed by liberals for allowing the state to act coercively against offenders, and was blamed by conservatives for allowing the state to act leniently toward offenders. en.wikipedia.org

But it's the most prevalent of despicable acts and probably the most leniently penalised. www.irishmirror.ie

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