Sentence examples for laxity that from inspiring English sources
But this is not another example of the bureaucratic laxity that produced the Pentagon's $600 toilet seat.
Cheating, after all, is simply one manifestation of moral laxity that will not go away without a transformation in values.
Hiving off bank supervision to the FSA in 1997 contributed to the regulatory laxity that allowed financial troubles to build up.
Reuters reports that Le Pen, currently third place in opinion polls, shunned calls for national unity to use the killings as a means of criticising government "laxity" that had allowed Islamist militants to flourish in France.
He wrote vehemently in favor of the Cheney energy plan -- and has called this the "Clinton-Levitt recession," blaming Arthur Levitt, the former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, who tried to fight the accounting laxity that made Enron possible).
Using the quasi-deadline to prioritize jobs, we propose two new scheduling algorithms, called EQDF (earliest quasi-deadline first) and EQDZL (earliest quasi-deadline until zero laxity), that are categorized into job-level fixed-priority (JFP) scheduling and job-level dynamic-priority (JDP) scheduling, respectively.
The anger about its persistent laxity means that cannot be relied upon.The countries with the deeper pockets have enough troubles of their own.
According to a Turks and Caicos financial regulator, it is the ease of doing business there — not laxity of regulation — that attracts companies to set up shop there.
"While we have not uncovered evidence of substantial personal gain," Mr. Weitzman continued, he said auditors found "a pattern of laxity and negligence that was so pervasive that far worse abuses were possible than those we found".
The nature of the threat was cast as a combination of weak leadership and fiscal laxity – "a party that would break up the country and one that would bankrupt the country".
On the other, countries like Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands, which are providing bailout money, blame the E.U. for not shielding them from fiscal laxity in states that lied about their finances.
