The vote on the proposed rule was 5 to 2. The dissenters, Thomas J. Linsmeier and Marc A. Siegel, said the rule would "be more lenient" than current rules and, by granting banks more discretion on using fair value for assets, would make it harder to compare companies' financial statements.
The I.N.S. has said it plans to be lenient in the current high-tech downturn, but if an H-1B worker is out of work for more than 10 days, he is "out of status" and can be told to leave immediately.
While Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton has hinted that she would be more lenient about immigration than our current POTUS, Republican nominee Donald Trump became popular in large part because of his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
In parliament this afternoon Tory MP Nick de Bois Enfield Northh), who is proposing mandatory prison terms for second-time knife offenders, claimed current sentences are too lenient and can fuel knife crime.
Part of their research involved commissioning an extensive public opinion survey, and the BHA concluded: "A large proportion of the population - particularly women and those with no interest in racing - instinctively disagree with the use of the whip and think current penalties are too lenient".
Nevertheless, even though the obvious character of most plant-related process innovations is frequently highlighted, the gene products of such methods may be considered as novel in the current patent paradigm characterised by lenient patentability requirements.
Do you think the current legal system is too lenient, then?
Paul made it clear in his interview with Axelrod that he opposes legal abortion and believes current U.S. abortion law is too lenient.
I would put forth that Rice's lenient treatment was more a side effect of current law than a decision solely to do with wealth and status.
For that reason a more lenient filter has to be applied in the current study for homozygous SNPs, which can be found in the haploid genes, and a more stringent filter requiring higher depth for heterozygous SNPs.
