Sentence examples for lenient programming from inspiring English sources

All they can do is campaign for regulatory relief - for ITV, more lenient programming obligations and for the press publishers, reduced ownership restrictions - and cut costs.

Major League Baseball, which came late to drug testing and then instituted a lenient program, seems to have decided that the power generated by bulked-up players is good for the game in the entertainment marketplace.

Are the software programs too lenient?

But Mr. Haight, who will stay with company, says he is concerned that the Bonded Sender program is too lenient.

Law enforcement officials resisted the program as excessively lenient, and questioned whether the men who surrendered really repented, according to a report by the International Crisis Group.

The result is a patchwork of state laws — some harsh, some lenient — overlaid by a Secure Communities program that some key states are now attacking.

These lenient requirements allow many early childhood programs to be licensed even though they do not have enough qualified teachers.

FWD.us founder Mark Zuckerberg also is founder and CEO of Facebook, which Costa notes lobbied Congress for a larger, more lenient H-1B visa guest worker program in 2013.

Most of our cohort received public health insurance through SoonerCare, the Oklahoma State Medicaid medical benefits program, which has more lenient eligibility guidelines than federal standards, allowing more pregnant women and children to access health care.

Diversion programs are criticized as being unduly lenient, because they allow offenders to be sanctioned in an unconventional manner.

Still, some opponents of more lenient policies have contended that deferred action and other immigration programs might tempt some illegal immigrants to commit fraud in order to qualify.