Portugal agreed on Tuesday to accept an international aid plan of 78 billion euros ($116 billion) that the country's caretaker prime minister, José Sócrates, suggested would involve more lenient conditions than those imposed on Greece and Ireland in return for similar bailouts.
Understanding who they are, why they fled and what they have to return to may lead to creative solutions involving resettlement in third countries, repatriation for some and continued hosting under more lenient conditions for others.
The details are expected to be finalised next week and any new commitments Samaras makes will be scrutinised by the electorate, which voted him into power earlier this year on the promise of exacting more lenient conditions from the troika.
For other SNPs and individuals, a more lenient error term is applied.
Table 3 shows that β was lower in the high-load condition than in the low-load condition, F 1, 12) = 7.99, p =.015, ηp =.400, demonstrating again a more lenient criterion in the high-load condition, as in Experiment 2, involving increased false alarm responses under high load (see Tables 2 and 3).
As can be seen in Table 2, β was significantly lower in the high-perceptual-load than in the low-perceptual-load condition, F 1, 16) = 7.26, p =.016, ηp =.312, indicating a more lenient criterion in the high-load condition.
Since the absence of the white noise was the main difference between this experiment and Experiment 3, it is likely that the increased signal-to-noise ratio resulted in higher levels of confidence, leading to no adoption of a more lenient response strategy in the high-load conditions here.
Besides, she added, other airlines in the Middle East impose similar conditions (though Gulliver would contend that Emirates has a more lenient policy).
Derrick took a more lenient view.
Fortunately, a more lenient reading is possible.
His predecessor took a more lenient approach.
