Sentence examples for laxity of rules from inspiring English sources

The problem, these voices suggested, lay less in the claims' extravagance than the laxity of rules under which they were made; the solution, no less surely, would require nothing more than a tightening of the rules already laid down by Parliament itself, and a stricter audit.

As chief whip he was intolerant of sexual laxity of any kind.

With proud wrath, she denounced the laxity of the productions of Balanchine's ballets that N.Y.C.B. gave in the nineties.

Still, we both benefited from the pre-9/11 laxity of prison authorities in standing guard over religious publications.

"There are a lot of misconceptions" about laxity of U.S. privacy laws, she said.

The cumulative laxity of a task t is the maximum laxity that task t can have (i.e. the laxity that task t has given that none of t's preceding tasks, direct or indirect, use any of their laxities).

One significant issue is the laxity of the vaginal introitus.

Children have equal rates of rupture on both sides due to laxity of liver attachments [4].

The laxity of the DRUJ is always compared with that of the uninjured wrist.

Asymmetrical laxity of the joint is present on examination but a firm end point is present.

Repeated abduction or adduction strain will cause a chronic laxity of the respective ligament.