Mr. Whitcomb, of the N.F.I.B., expects the more lenient built-in gains treatment will be revived for 2012 and 2013 as part of a last-minute deal.
Tall and sturdily built, with the lenient curves of absolute maturity, Anna Tellwright stood motionless.
Issues that affect the cost include the structural makeup of your home, the foundation upon which your home is built, the local building code, which can run from very lenient to heavily restricted, and local labor rates.
So she was glad to hear about a fifth-floor walk-up in the historic Cherokee Apartments on East 78th Street, built as model tenements in 1912 and now a co-op with lenient subletting rules.
These are built like cars but have features that led regulators to classify them as sport utility vehicles, so they qualify for more lenient fuel-economy and safety regulations than cars do.
We employ a lenient evaluation criterion: if the disambiguation system predicts an expanded form that is different from the original but in the same cluster of the manually built sense inventory, we regard this as a correct prediction.
This was a lenient effort as she undoubtedly had the ability to build a compelling criminal case against the banks (as institutions) and the bank officers who knowingly created the robo-mortgage scheme.
Analysts say that Mr. Wang's 15-year sentence, seen as especially lenient, was a reward for cooperating with investigators seeking to build a case against Mr. Bo.
To get around strict federal fuel-economy and air-pollution rules that make it hard to build very large cars, automakers have converted many factories to assemble sport utility vehicles, which are covered by more lenient regulations and so can be much bigger.
Annette Nazareth, a commissioner at America's Securities and Exchange Commission (which supervises investment banks), says there are "rumblings" that non-American banks trying to build up their prime-brokerage arms, through which they supply hedge funds with credit and other facilities, may be offering lenient credit terms.
