Sentence examples similar to consequent to lax monitoring from inspiring English sources

Dr. James Hughes, director of the National Center for Infectious Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, attributed the rise in death rates from infectious disease partly to lax monitoring, because of the mistaken belief that such diseases had been largely wiped out in the United States.

A question that then must be answered is why single term governors do not adjust to lax monitoring in the same way as multi-term governors i.e.e

Because of lax monitoring people would simply fail to detect that the intuitive response conflicts with logical considerations.

"The way we operate reveals to Greek parents the ills of universities," he said, referring to the crowded classes and lax monitoring of student attendance often complained about in the state sector.

Rather it was their "incredibly lax" monitoring that was to blame.

After he returns home, Mr. Clinton will still be obliged to account for his Administration's lax monitoring of satellite sales.

Critics say lax monitoring of the money helped contribute to the scandals.

Watchful waiting is a way to manage men who are unsuitable for curative treatment that involves relatively lax monitoring and palliative treatment when symptoms develop (NICE, 2008).

But the report and most of the few mainstream media accounts ignored altogether an even more fundamental example of failed oversight: the federal government's lax monitoring of state Medicaid programs dispensing these potentially life-threatening medications to children.

Using a simplified model of delegation, we illustrate that a lax monitoring process can allow governors with a preference for higher allowance rates to learn how much they can safely increase acceptance rates without consequences.

Other flaws by the company included lax monitoring of the vessel's condition, it said.