Sentences with phrase «lenient in»

Stand Firm in Your Requirements Sometimes tenants will ask you to be lenient in regards to your requirements (the security deposit, application, credit and background check).

In turn, lenders are profoundly more lenient in their lending practices.

Different kinds of relationships will likely have different comparison levels — for instance, you may want a roughly equal ratio of give and take in a romantic relationship, while you will be far more lenient in the amount you are willing to give to a child or someone you are mentoring.

While the desktop app is much more versatile and lenient in terms of offering great user experience, the mobile version is very limited.

At Term Life Advice, we work with more than 60 vendors so we can shop the market and help you find a life insurance company who is lenient in providing coverage for your specific conditions.

In fact, some life insurance carriers are fairly lenient in their health class ratings for no exam policies for up to about $ 500,000.

Graded Death Benefit — the graded death benefit policy is a little more lenient in terms of health history.

Some states have much stricter guidelines and narrower definitions of necessary and helpful medical treatments appropriate to administer for certain accident - related injuries, while others are much looser and more lenient in their interpretation of such definitions, giving both accident victims and medical professionals more latitude to work with in these cases.

Life insurance companies are more lenient in determining what exactly is «overweight» and «underweight» when comparing to a BMI calculator though.

Unfortunately, it's not as simple as one carrier being better than the other, only more lenient in their underwriting practices, an aspect most consumers can't see without the help of an independent agent.

In most cases though, you should find they are fairly lenient in these scenarios — they are human too, after all!

In essence the judge found the deal was far too lenient in view of the scale of the bank's fraud on its shareholders.

Berman is pleased that the media is «giving lots of attention» to the report, linking to this article from the New York Times, States Are Growing More Lenient in Allowing Felons to Vote (10/12/06), which focuses on the racial component of felony disenfranchisement laws, while this article, Mixed Picture on Felons» Voting Rights (Washington Post 10/11/06), discusses a Rhode Island ballot referendum that proposes to amend the state constitution to allow felons to vote upon release from prison.

On the other hand, the approach would presumably be more lenient in the context of an open, less regulated and dynamic market.

Last month he issued a draft climate bill that, though tougher than enviros were expecting from his committee, appeared likely to be more lenient in practice than other proposals floating around the Hill.

It appears that Nintendo is being pretty lenient in terms of creative freedom when it comes to Bandai Namco's Pokemon fighting game...

This latest «demo» is really just another trailer, but we're being lenient in allowing Square Enix to label it a demo, since you actually get to control the game's female main character... albeit for all of thirty seconds.

The developers were much more lenient in Super Mario Galaxy 2 when they let you play as the green one about halfway through the game.

You can bet if the Vita's sales was at 20 million IGN would get hold of EVERY vita game and possible be more lenient in their scores.

Teams have varying expectations such as Mercedes, Ferrari, Williams and Red Bull will all want you to win the championship within 1 to 2 seasons, while Force India, Toro Rosso, McLaren Honda and Haas all expect to win the championship within 2 to 4 seasons, although Renault, Sauber and Manor will be far more lenient in their expectations as they will allow 4 or more seasons for you to win the championship.

They use stolen credit cards to purchase keys, like from Humble Bundle and even key resellers, then turn around and resell them on the key reselling sites that are more lenient in their security.

Also, this has nothing to do with Ubisoft being apologetic or lenient in their DRM bullshit at all.

Car loan companies tend to be more lenient in giving loans to people with mediocre or limited credit; a car is a much smaller purchase than a home, and a car can easily be repossessed.

Some cardholders have reported that the card issuer has been lenient in what it recognizes as travel.

Watsa is way more lenient in his selections than Buffett is — I can't see Buffett ever touching RIM or DELL, two companies in which Watsa has a very big position.

More valuable collateral typically means a lender will be more lenient in their judgment, while less valuable collateral means you might have to score higher on the other 3 Cs.

Some brokers offers free commissions for larger accounts and others, such as Zecco, are more lenient in their free commissions.

Even though VA loans are more lenient in this regard, they still outperform any other home loan in the market today.

National Funding advertises that its credit requirements are lenient in comparison to other lenders.

You'll find that the VA is more lenient in this regard than other lenders.

Store cards, for example, tend to be a little more lenient in terms of what's considered a «good» score.

Down payment source: FHA is more lenient in considering the source of your down payment.

While lenders were lenient in the first few years following the country's recovery from the recession, lending companies began creating tougher restrictions in the past two years.

The charmless digital instruments look out of place in such an upmarket environment, and the dynamic have - fun goodies are limited to a more lenient in - between stability control setting, an on - demand firmer spring and damper tuning, and quicker transmission software.

The administration has been accused of being too lenient in approving charters or of being too cozy with the larger charter organizations.

Even if the additional measures do not factor officially into evaluations, they can be compared with FFL scores as a check on whether supervisors are being too lenient in assigning ratings in the FFL.

If the department is lenient in its evaluation of these plans, it would amount to a de facto rollback in federal oversight because the Department of Education would be choosing not to exercise its powers to the full extent permitted by law.

The average rating was roughly 8 on a scale of 1 to 10, indicating that principals were quite lenient in their assessments.

«The courts in the past have been pretty lenient in cases in which Washington gets states to do its bidding in exchange for funding when the feds don't have authority in the Constitution to do something.»

That said, I tend to be somewhat lenient in my opinion of films (if it's entertaining, it's a-ok).

Among 63 of the German youngsters videotaped in play sessions with their mothers at age 9 months, those whose mothers were most lenient in letting them determine what to do displayed the least patience on the marshmallow test at age 4, the researchers say.

In Anderson v Celebrezze, the U.S. Supreme Court said that states must be more lenient in presidential elections, than for other office.

Dave Denenberg involving his former law firm, to say that the DA's office under Rice has previously been lenient in its treatment of the Democratic lawmaker.

A leaked highly confidential government document suggests that Ghana's presidency has been rather lenient in its handling of the bus branding scandal which led to some 1.9 million Ghana cedis loss to the state due to an overpayment.

Our utter disappointment not only stems from the fact that the accused persons themselves, demonstrated considerable remorse but also there has been an overwhelming outpouring of both condemnation of their conduct and pleas for the court to be lenient in its judgment and avoid custodial sentence.

Should stewards have been more lenient in the name of entertainment?

But Capital One is more lenient in approving credit card applications if you regularly churn cards.

Although loan qualifications are more lenient in comparison to other lenders, payday loans are often much smaller.

Not exact matches

The spokesman added that there have been other cases in the UK in which young people were given more lenient sentences.

Twitter and the UK press are losing it over a model who was given a lenient sentence in court for attempting to steal almost # 1,000 of luxury goods from Harrods — despite her punishment being nothing out of the ordinary.