21.   A hearing is scheduled Wednesday in Palm Beach Circuit Court on a motion seeking to force the board to be more lenient in its interpretation of valid ballots.

22.   Also, Tagliabue admitted some concern about spiraling salaries, despite a salary cap that is the least lenient in any team sport.

23.   If this happens, then the Central Bank will naturally be lenient in its supervisory measures, for it will be busy in other tasks and obligations.

24.   Ms Regalado appealed to Hong Kong labour and immigration officials to be more lenient in extending working visas to those looking for new employers.

25.   Power workers agreed to suspend their anti-privatization campaign and the management agreed to be lenient in punishing strike leaders.

26.   Scottish referee Jim Fleming, who made several contentious decisions, appeared lenient in punishing the second incident only with a penalty.

27.   Some western governments worry that Croatia might be lenient in trying a Croat.

28.   Still, striving to avoid confrontations, officials at Ban Napho have been lenient in enforcing the rules.

29.   The compromise called for the power union to exclude the privatization issue in future talks, while the government promised to be lenient in dealing with strike leaders.

30.   The remarks by U.S. Ambassador James Laney could rekindle concern among South Korean officials that Washington may be too lenient in dealing with the hardline communist state.