Sentences with phrase «less lenient»

Different studies have reached different conclusions about whether the juvenile justice system is more or less lenient toward female offenders at various stages of processing.

Judges will be less lenient with parties who delay cases and who do not comply with the court's orders during the case.

Before applying for private student loans, which almost always have higher interests rates and less lenient terms, all students should fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, for short.

In most cases, your interest rate will be higher than average, your terms will be less lenient (such as a shorter grace period), and you'll probably have to pay an annual fee of $ 40 or $ 50.

Patricia Beltmeyer (Jennifer Garner), is far less lenient with her daughter Brandy (Kaitlyn Dever), and monitors all of her texts, posts, and even GPS location.

Even a much less lenient exemption limit than currently exists would still prevent that scenario from playing out.

Not to be confused with the less lenient Authoritarian parenting, most modern parenting follows the authoritative parenting style, drawing ideas from both authoritarian and permissive styles creating a more balanced approach.

When she plays with friends, though, she'll quickly find out that her peers are a lot less lenient.

They also hold mothers to harsher performance standards and are less lenient when they are late.»

His battle with Sterling was one of the high points of the match and a less lenient referee may well have given him a second yellow (even though I thought the first rather harsh).

Private lenders can be even less lenient, putting your loans into default after a single missed payment.

Delays in product happen all the time, but when your customer has already given you money they will be less lenient on tardiness.

Not exact matches

If you are generous with vacation time, requests for days and afternoons off or lenient during longer lunch hours for mid-day sales, your employees will feel less anxious about having to get everything done for the season, which helps ensure their time on the clock is productive.

The reasoning for this is simple: by the time the youngest sibling comes along, parents are less worried about raising children and because of this, are more lenient when it comes to laying down the law.

This challenges previous research that assumed lenient categories were less useful than constraining ones and therefore temporary, showing that these fuzzier categories have staying power.

Moments after Wood handed down a more lenient sentence than the 12 years Silver received and less than half what prosecutors had sought, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara focused on the sentences in just one week's time for two politicians who had exclusive entry to Albany's three - men - in - a-room system of government.

Federal prosecutors agreed to a lenient sentence after they determined the 62 - year - old has «one year or less to...

I am a more lenient reader online, less so on paper.

Dynamic typing, variables are declared as they appear, tons and tons of show - offy syntactic sugars, which only make code less readable and the logic less obvious, tons and tons of very weak and lenient rules about scoping and visibility.

Their top ideas include reduce the level of difficulty of school, such as less homework; institute more lenient dress codes; and start school later shorten classes or add more time to pass between classes.

Chase does have the better sign - up bonuses and a slightly more lenient overdraft fee, but overall, TD Bank's accounts offer more and require less.

LendingPoint's approval method relies less on a borrower's credit score and funds loans based on a holistic review of each credit profile; consequently, it is likely to be more lenient when it comes to approvals and lower credit scores.

Because equipment loans are secured by the equipment you're purchasing, they typically have more lenient requirements and require less documentation than a traditional term loan.

FHA offers more lenient approval guidelines that accommodates the needs of borrowers with less than stellar credit scores and who have steady income, but can't afford large down payments.

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.

According to another survey from MADD, teens whose parents view underage drinking as totally unacceptable are 80 percent less likely to drink compared to their peers whose parents are more lenient about it.

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

Application: A — Fast and easy Underwriting: A — Fast and more lenient Cost: C — not competitively priced, but still may be good for clients in less than perfect health.

These policies have the same characteristics as guaranteed acceptance life insurance policies, but they ask a few VERY lenient health questions and are much less expensive.