Sentence examples for lenient system from inspiring English sources

But several countries, including China and India, are expected to push for a more lenient system that is reliant on self-reporting.

In 2002, the old lenient system whereby banks provisioned just 1% of their loans regardless of risk, was replaced by a five-tier classification tying the size of the provision to loan quality.

Under this more lenient system, known as the public performance measure or PPM, some 91 per cent of trains were deemed to be running on time in the 12 months ending on 17 August.

If the owner believes that there is any probability that the manager will tell the truth, then the more Lenient System has the higher expected payoff.

Eventual consistency is essentially a more lenient system where, over time, all the nodes don't update simultaneously and instead come to agree on a value only after there hasn't been any recent update for a while.

They all look like manipulations aimed at taking advantage of a lenient system to privilege the interests of an already wealthy and powerful industry at the expense of the interest of the public".

We found that the presumed consent system is the most disfavored among the options studied (we did not explore family involvement or differentiate between stringent and lenient systems).

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission this year, GEO Group explained that a more lenient immigration system would undermine its business model.

This helps explain, for example, Germany's aversion to war and its relatively lenient criminal-justice system.

Instead, teachers are complaining that the new exams are so easy -- and the scoring system so lenient -- that even their worst students pass easily.

Moshe Negbi, a legal commentator for the Israeli radio said: "The sense is that the legal system is lenient toward Jews who kill Arabs out of nationalist motives.