Sentence examples similar to lenient admission from inspiring English sources
Utilisation of CRRT for AKI is higher at our centre than the described 5% [ 2], potentially due to close collaboration between critical care and nephrology [ 3] or relatively lenient ICU admission criteria.
A study by the National Council on Teacher Quality released in June argued that teaching colleges were too lenient in their admissions criteria and had not adequately prepared teachers in subjects like reading, math and science.
Armstrong has said those witnesses were given "sweetheart deals" and offers of lenient punishments regarding their own doping admissions to testify against him.
Singh retracted an initial statement he made against Pakistani national Zulfiqar Ali (see above), admitting he was coerced into making the false admission in return for a more lenient sentence for himself.
Admission as a refugee is associated with the most lenient entrance criteria, permitting entrants to have greater mental health need at arrival [ 77, 80].
Although the I.M.F.'s admission of error had fueled hopes that the creditors would adopt a more lenient approach, the Greek media was dominated Monday by speculation that the government might be asked to impose further austerity measures despite a deepening recession and unemployment that has climbed to 27 percent.
For example, in 1992, when Cheryl Hopwood filed a law suit against the University of Texas Law School, it was using a two-track admissions policy in which applications from African-Americans and Hispanics were evaluated separately – and against more lenient standards – from other applications.
