The public display after games, when players huddle at midcourt, seems a less palatable, and rather programmed, exercise.
Eventually, as the grandiose missions of NASA came into question in the early 1990s and less extravagant missions became more palatable, the SP100 program was discontinued.
Democrats and teachers' unions have embraced charter schools -- publicly financed schools that operate largely free of state and local regulations and unions -- as a palatable alternative to voucher programs, which are favored by Republicans.
A cynic might go further and suggest that HLN broadcasts Nancy Grace because it's a freakshow of horrific crimes that the network knows a bunch of people will watch in spite of themselves—having Grace as a voice of hectoring morality just makes the program more palatable to the older ladies who will inevitably tune in. .
While Republicans argued that the overall programs overshadowed any palatable aspects, Mr. Obama came to believe he had made a mistake in offering concessions up front.
Taken individually, the programs are pretty palatable.
Jim Hammer, who originally supported Chief Gascón's proposal but voted against it, said broader changes at the department have now made the pilot-program idea more palatable.
He and others said it would be far more palatable if Congress began the program with the contribution formula proposed by the administration for 2003, in which the industry would have to pay the first $10 billion in claims before the government stepped in.
But beyond the timely improvements to make learning to program online more palatable, Udacity also wants to leverage the team's experience to automate more of its grading and reporting processes.
Cap-and-trade programs are politically more palatable than anything that has the word "tax" in it, says Knittel.
Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).
