Sentence examples for excessively lax from inspiring English sources

Even in countries with well-developed systems of corporate governance, arrangements that are excessively lax on corporate insiders persist.

How far should the Fed be held responsible for sowing the seeds of the whirlwind by running an excessively lax monetary policy and, as a regulator, turning a blind eye to the explosion in subprime mortgages and the rapid growth of complex credit derivatives?

In the words of Torres (2015): "The existence of a supranational supervisor allows to increase the distance between supervisors and national lobbies and politicians, which in principle should reduce the risk of supervisors implementing excessively lax policies".1.1

One thread that runs through many of these newspaper articles and this pamphlet is the suggestion that the law is excessively harsh where the security of property is concerned yet excessively lax when dealing with those who do violence to other persons, especially women and children.

So not excessively excessive.

Security, too, was lax.

Tickets and credentials, many of which were made available at the last minute, were often useless, while security varied from excessively tight to talk-or-run-your-way-anywhere lax.

As in Spain and Ireland, a spectacular bubble developed in the housing market, fuelled by excessively low lending rates, an "anything goes" mentality among lenders and lax regulation.

Lax representation.

Drink excessively?

Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.