Sentence examples for lax stance from inspiring English sources
This amplifies the Fed's lax stance.
It has made mistakes — overusing antibiotics, overdepending on things like Peruvian anchoveta as feed, and taking a lax stance on controlling pollutants.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle slammed Trump for his lax stance toward Russia's authoritarian regime.
Councilman Edd Tuttle, a longtime critic of airport noise, said the records indicate the city's airport managers are taking a lax stance on noise violators.
In his Sunday comments, Kasich pointed to Trump's "tone" and lax stance on Saudi Arabia, as well as differences with him on immigration policy and concerns about the country's rising debt, as some of the reasons motivating him to consider a 2020 run.
WASHINGTON (RNS) The marble plaza outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday (Oct . 6 provided the biggest stage yet for the Rev. Fred Phelps and his message that U.S. deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan are God's punishment for America's lax stance on homosexuality.
Overstretched in part, I should add, by Labour's lax immigration stance towards east European migrants, since Jack Straw and David Blunkett are this week finally admitting it.
That can lead to policy mistakes, such as a lax monetary stance, and further irrational exuberance.Housing is more complicated than the stockmarket since people get utility from their homes (shelter, relaxation) while simultaneously treating them as assets.
In the biggest cases, offenders can be hit with suits in a dozen countries.Japan's tougher stance matters because its companies have long had a lax attitude to collusion.
The fine reflects a more aggressive stance by the F.A.A., which has been criticized for being lax on some maintenance issues, particularly surrounding American Airlines and a separate case involving Southwest Airlines.
But many labor experts back the AFL-CIO stance, agreeing that while legalizing undocumented workers may bolster the union ranks, being too lax in enforcing laws will just bring more illegals in on their heels who are willing to work on the cheap.
