Sentence examples for lenient version from inspiring English sources
Phase 3 is maintenance, a more lenient version of the same idea.
The FSA argues that shifting the goalposts does not much matter because the solvency requirements are very conservative.But if markets go on down, many smaller companies, and maybe some larger ones, are likely to breach even a more lenient version of the FSA's rules.
But one of Full Sail's 11 programs actually flunked a test run of the previous, ridiculously lenient version of the Obama Administration's "gainful employment" rule -- which measured how many of a school's graduates and dropouts were unable to pay down their student loans.
Fortunately, a more lenient reading is possible.
Those efforts are further thwarted by lenient regulations, as Congress supported the final version of a spending bill Nov. 17 that would allow tomato paste on pizzas to continue to be counted as a vegetable and blocks efforts to limit the use of potatoes in school cafeterias.
Unhappy that the first version of the law passed last fall was too lenient, a coalition of affordable housing activists and property owners — who sometimes oppose each other — threatened to do a ballot initiative last year.
One might suggest that the version of the tolerance principle cited above is too lenient.
BAM files for all animals were merged into a sorted single BAM file using Picard version 1.86 (http://broadinstitute.github.io/picard/) with options "USE_THREADING = true, VALIDATION_STRINGENCY = LENIENT, SO = coordinate, ASSUME_SORTED = true, and CREATE_INDEX = true".
Republican leaders love this tale of hardship so much they appointed Noem to the committee that negotiated the final version of their tax legislation, which will make the estate tax far more lenient, a change Republicans say will protect farms and small businesses.
Britain looks particularly lenient.
