Sentence examples similar to lax norm from inspiring English sources

In 1860, British men, likely in tailcoats, cocked hats, and lace cuffs, drafted Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code criminalizing "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" to protect their men from "getting corrupted in colonies with morally lax norms".

In the article "Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik Are Part of a New Generation Embracing Gender Fluidity," published online on July 13, Hadid and Malik swap stories about shopping in each other's closets, with Malik quipping that he recently borrowed an Anna Sui shirt from his girlfriend as an example of his lax approach to gender norms.

the uniqueness of the solution of problem (5.2) can be proved applying the Lax-Milgram theorem with the norm (5.14) and the bilinear form defined by the left-hand side of (5.2). □.

The three-year-old investigation flowed from the arrests of 16 parimutuel clerks on charges of tax evasion and 3 on charges of money laundering, in cases that have painted a picture of a gambling operation in which extremely lax accounting and auditing were the norm.

Music sales rose 10 percent in Sweden in 2009, for example, after the country tightened up its copyright laws, bringing previously lax standards into line with E.U. norms.

But it should be within human power to arrest institutional decline, which is abetted by changing norms of self-restraint, lax regulation, and the larger political culture.

"With her husband Jerry Ford she worked to improve models' working conditions and wages after the Second World War, reforming the lax and tardy payment practices that were the norm in the industry at that time and … laying the economic basis for the modern phenomenon of the supermodel," Lacey said.

Lax export controls and a failure to agree international norms on what are defined as luxury goods has led to a situation where accessing the very latest technology — including Apple's new iPhone X — is not difficult for North Korea's leadership.

We found that the social and religious norms were generally unaffected by the smoke-free law, partially because enforcement was lax.

Inside the crowded production truck, Lax, Norm Samit (the director), Trautwig and Bob Chesterman (a tape editor) spoke and cajoled and shouted in an organized cacophony, a constant effort to find the best blimp and crane shots, close-ups and two-shots; to keep up with the leaders and to regularly show the relationship between the lead pack and the rest of the field.

The Lax Family.