Sentence examples for lax toward from inspiring English sources

The tendons and joints also become lax toward the end of pregnancy to give a woman extra flexibility during birth.

This appeared to be encouragement to get the Chinese to tighten export controls on nuclear-related materials at a time when the administration is facing criticism from Congress for being too lax toward the Chinese on this matter.

The same Spanish judge reportedly released Catalonia's regional police chief and a colleague on Monday, after the judge questioned the chief about being too lax toward separatists prior to the Oct. 1 vote.

Widespread political and economic corruption persist, and its courts often show an overly lax attitude toward due process.

"Throw in the fact that regulators have taken a lax attitude toward overseeing their operations, and you have a recipe for catastrophe".

Rather, he said it reflected a "lax attitude" toward discipline that has allowed agents to skirt rules without any serious repercussions.

The great irony is that the U.S. economy in its early years was built in large part on a lax attitude toward intellectual-property rights and enforcement.

One potential kink, given baseball's inherently lax attitude toward time, is what happens if the first game at Shea runs into extra innings?

But his administration has come under fire from some critics for taking what they consider a lax attitude toward voting rights.

That perception has fostered a lax attitude toward HIV prevention (such as safe sex practices or sterile needle distribution programs), which in turn has led to new increases in HIV infection rates.

The interior minister, Rehman Malik, appeared to blame Mr. Bhatti's lax attitude toward his own security for his death, an argument that contradicted Mr. Bhatti's requests for more protection.