The gainful-employment rule was among more than a dozen Duncan proposed to target perceived abuses in a sector where, critics say, regulation had gone lax.
Since 2013, LAX has gone to the dogs.
Third: Even in New Jersey, the cost of being lax or stupid with public money has gone way up.
Germany's economics minister, Rainer Brüderle, complained that while the E.C.B. stood for monetary stability, the U.S. Federal Reserve bank had run a lax monetary policy whose "economic effect has gone pop".
"There's nothing wrong with the business as such, but things had gone a bit lax under the old Browne reign, and the management needs tightening up and focusing," said Alan Beaney, a fund manager with Principal Investment Management.
By 1 a.m., the no-standing policy had gone a bit lax as the good-looking crowd in their late 20s and early 30s began to mingle and a few people spilled over from a booth and into the bar area.
A fire alarm had gone off at LAX's Terminal 2. Everyone's workout halted immediately; firefighters dashed for the truck and got their gear on, and off we went -- sirens blaring -- to the airport.
"The authors did not disentangle the path by which lobbying brought forth bailout funds, but it is likely to have followed some combination of political access enjoyed at the time and the lobbying lenders' assertions of need -- created by the lax lending that had gone before, itself facilitated by lobbying during the housing boom years".
Investigators declared that the bank had gone to such extreme lengths to hide Salinas' identity and was so lax in its internal controls that it had unwittingly become a participant in his money laundering scheme.
He arrived at LAX at 10 only to discover that his luggage had gone to Burbank.
