Sentence examples for lax promises from inspiring English sources

In his introduction, Lax promises his book will offer "a clear view" of Allen's transformation "from novice to one of the world's most acclaimed filmmakers".

Though the Ecuadorean government has promised to tighten lax standards and even looser enforcement that made the spill possible, skepticism about that pledge is almost universal.

But the work of reversing decades of poor coordination among regulators and lax enforcement will require more than the promise of one director.

And, while business was slow, the change promises to have an impact on LAX and its passengers, as the experiences of other California airports show.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York has repeatedly promised to reform the state's scandalously lax campaign financing laws.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo knows this all too well and has repeatedly promised to reform the state's scandalously lax campaign financing laws.

His successor to the Lowndean chair George Peacock promised "to do his duty in a less lax manner than his predecessor", and although he struggled to get anyone to attend his lectures on pure mathematics, his lectures on practical astronomy were well attended.

The lure of Las Vegas, a mix of the West's promise of a new start and a frontier town's lax mores, was portrayed in a recent series of articles in The Times.

Ed Miliband has admitted the party was pretty lax about it when they were in power, and their new flagship "attack" is a promise to implement a two-year wait before foreigners can claim benefits.

Another frequent complaint of foreign governments and foreign businesses, China's lax enforcement of copyrights and patents, drew at least an acknowledgment from Mr. Hu, who promised greater protection of intellectual property as a way to foster innovation in China.

The new Democratic-led Congress, keeping a promise to implement the 9/11 Commission recommendations, passed a law to significantly upgrade the lax security in the cargo holds of passenger planes.